Illustration by Magdalena Mora
Divided, We Fall
In this Issue
How Environmental Justice Can Work For Everyone
Choosing intersectional activism is the key to making environmental justice an equal movement.
The Investing Industry Takes On Economic Justice
A growing tide of investing companies offer unique solutions to create economic justice for Black, Latinx, Asian, Indigenous, and other communities of color.
Divided We Fall: How Racism Hurts the U.S. Economy
There is no price tag for racism—it is a scourge that costs lives. But dismantling the systems that perpetuate the racial wealth gap has huge economic value for everyone.
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Native Land in Native Hands: Why the Land Back Movement Makes Economic Sense
Returning land means Native people can heal from the trauma of the last 600 years. It’s the right thing to do—and the economically smart one.
Economic Inequality Is Chained To Mass Incarceration
The US has the highest incarceration rate in the world, which fuels economic inequality for Black and brown communities.
The Hidden Cost of Financial Freedom
Achieving financial freedom while Black in the US means beating the odds, but that success comes with a tax.
How Systemic Racism Keeps Black Americans Out of Investing
New tools and leaders are making the investing world more equal for Black people.
Housing Discrimination and the Poverty Trap
Systemic housing discrimination creates a cascade of negative effects that leaves Black and brown families to navigate an impossible poverty cycle.
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