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Travel ethically for inclusivity and belonging.
Renée Cherez
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The travel industry, one of the most profitable, fastest-growing industries globally, is worth $8.9 trillion (World Travel and Tourism Council). In 2018, Black travelers spent $63 billion on global tourism, an enormous leap from $48 billion in 2010 (Mandala Research). Additionally, in 2001, the United States Travel Association (USTA) identified African Americans as the fastest-growing segment in the travel industry. With these numbers, it’s clear that Black travelers are ready, willing, and able to spend their money on experiences in their chosen destinations, yet we are treated like we don’t belong.

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Learn about safe haven communities.
Andrew Lee
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The Freedom Georgia Initiative springs from a “desire to create generational wealth for our families” in a place where “restoration, recreation, and reformation” are possible. The ability to conserve family resources and enjoy ample rest and recreation has been denied to generations of Black families. As an explicitly pro-Black city in an anti-Black nation, Freedom, Georgia hopes to be a new start (Complex).

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Neighborhoods
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Abolition on Campus: In conversation with Alecia Harger of Cops Off Campus Coalition 
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Nicole chatted with Alecia Harger (she/they), a sophomore at UC Berkeley and representative for both UC Berkeley Cops Off Campus and the transnational Cops Off Campus Coalition, a network of students, educators, staff, and community members passionate about abolishing policing at all levels of education. We discussed today’s Day of Refusal, Abolition May, and the…

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Podcast
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Advocate for reparations for the Tulsa Race Massacre survivors.
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In 1921, a white mob rampaged through Tulsa, Oklahoma’s Black Wall Street, burning, killing, and looting until they destroyed one of the few contemporary centers of Black wealth in the United States. This May, after a century, the Tulsa City Council finally acknowledged the horrifying massacre and announced it would investigate paying reparations to Tulsa’s Black citizens. We have five days to pressure Tulsa City Council to adopt a reparations resolution that would go beyond mere acknowledgement and begin to make right past harm, discrimination, and violence that continue to affect Black communities.

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Sydni Scott
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Advocate for our right to trial.
Andrew Lee
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The U.S. positions itself as a just country with a superior legal system where people are always considered innocent until proven guilty and always granted the right to a trial before a jury of their peers. Except this isn’t true at all. Despite the promise of the Sixth Amendment, we do not have an effective right to trial because today, the overwhelming majority of cases will never see a judge.

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Criminal Justice Politics
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Promote agricultural education.
Tiffany Onyejiaka
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Agriculture is in full focus this year with people gaining awareness about how their foods are cultivated. As people across the country found themselves spending more time at home, home and community-based gardening started to rise (MLive). This trend is not limited to adults. It also includes the education provided for students. Agricultural education is a powerful component of racial equity that should be promoted for students across the country.

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Education Environment Tiffany Onyejiaka
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Analyze corporate commitments to racial equity.

Analyze corporate commitments to racial equity.
Nicole Cardoza
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$50B was pledged by corporations to racial equity initiatives. But where’s the money?

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Money Workplace
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Understand whiteness.
Andrew Lee
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But race is a social construct, and social constructs have social histories. Our modern understanding of race was created at a specific historical juncture in colonial Virginia. Prior to that, it did not exist.

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History
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How Low Appraisal Values Affect Black Homeownership
A black couple standing in front of a house.

How Low Appraisal Values Affect Black Homeownership
Nicole Cardoza
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Black homeowners are routinely experiencing low appraisal values, preventing them from building generational wealth.

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Neighborhoods
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Recognize U.S.–sponsored brutality.
Andrew Lee
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Israeli settlers are trying to evict Palestinian families from homes in the occupied East Jerusalem neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah. “Since 1967,” says Amnesty International, “it has been the policy of successive Israeli governments to promote the creation and expansion of Israeli settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territories” (Amnesty International).

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Politics
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