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Tomorrow: Liveblogging From The WKKF America Healing Convening
For the rest of this week, I will be in New Orleans liveblogging the 2nd Annual W.K.Kellogg Foundation’s America Healing convening. In their own words: In 2010, we launched the America Healing...
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America Healing: Unconscious Bias and Race
These are the notes for the Plenary Session on Unconscious Bias and Race. Check back for a full list of participants after I close the live event. America Healing: Unconscious Bias Plenary The post...
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America Healing: Harry Belafonte, In Conversation With Charles Ogletree
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America Healing: Power, Privilege, and Democracy
This is the live chat for the Plenary Session on Power, Privilege and Democracy. Moderator: Charles Ogletree, Professor of Law and Executive Director of the Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race...
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America Healing: Promising Approaches for Building Equitable Neighborhoods
This is the liveblog for Promising Approaches for Building Equitable Neighborhoods. Moderator: Sandra Moore, President, Urban Strategies, Inc. Panelists: Janis Bowdler, Director of Weath-Building...
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America Healing: Discussion on Current Racial Climate
This is a liveblog of “Discussion on the Current Racial Climate.” Moderator: Melissa Harris-Perry, Host of “Melissa Harris-Perry,” MSNBC Panelists: Judith Browne-Dianis, Co-Director, Advancement...
View Article“Queen Chief Warhorse, Tchufuncta Nation, Chahta Tribe”
by Guest Contributor Deb Reese, originally published at American Indians In Children’s Literature I registered for the Healing for Democracy conference yesterday, found a place to sit, and pulled out...
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Don’t Know Much About Indians (but i let non-indians speak for them anyways)...
by Guest Contributor Gyasi Ross Like any ethnic identity discourse, the “Native” conversation is complicated and convoluted. Yet, in the twin pursuit(s) of political correctness and genuine good...
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