We continue the Faces of Reparations series in episode 8. In this episode we were lucky enough to interview Ashley Drakeford. We learned about her profession, passion for urban gardening, and why she is a strong supporter of reparations.In this
While the push continues for reparations in America, we feel that it is very important to discuss other situations where reparations were actually paid to a group of people. In this episode we interviewed University of Connecticut Professor T
The City of Evanston has been in the headlines of late. The reparations conversation is heating up, and this Illinois city is taking a crack at what they call a reparations proposal.Growing opposition to the reparations bill is taking shape, as
Faces of Reparations is a series of episodes where we will interview people who support reparations. Beyond conversations about the need for it, we think it is important to learn more about people who support reparations. What do they do for a
Faces of Reparations is a series of episodes where we will interview people who support reparations. Beyond conversations about the need for it, we think it is important to learn more about people who support reparations. What do they do for a
On this episode we were lucky enough to have Duke Professor Sandy Darity on to talk about the data connected to the racial wealth gap, reparations, and his new book(From Here To Equality).
In this episode we explore the impact that redlining and racial covenants had on specifically robbing African Americans of the ability to build generational wealth.