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Unfinished: Deep South Podcast — S1 E2 The High Sheriff

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A $7 million dollar fortune. A white supremacist sheriff. And a 66-year old mystery: what happened to Isadore Banks’ land

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Unfinished: Deep South Podcast — S1 E1 Isadore Banks

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For most of his life Isadore Banks found ways to survive—and thrive—in the violently anti-black South. He became one of

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Plantation Capitalism in Louisville, Kentucky (rootcauseresearch.org)

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Originally published June 2 at the Root Cause Research Center website, updated June 7. The plantation has always occupied a

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LANDMARK MOMENT IN THE STRUGGLE FOR REPARATIONS?

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Patent Racism (npr.org)

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From npr.org, “Planet Money”—Dr. Lisa Cook found a blindspot in a big theory on innovation: the idea that if we

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5.15.2020 – Art & Commentary by Muhammad Rasheed (mrasheed.com)

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Webinar: Reparations for Black Americans—Whether, why, and how? (Brookings, youtube.com)

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On April 27, the Brookings Policy 2020 initiative and the Hutchins Center on Fiscal & Monetary policy hosted an online

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Once a booming strip of black business, Walnut Street faded from Louisville’s memory for failed Urban Renewal (wdrb.com)

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — There is a story in Louisville long faded from view, and time is taking the people

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True Reparations Are a National Debt: Localities and Individuals Should Not Foot the Bill and Cannot Build Systemic Remedies Alone (Roosevelt Institute)

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BY WILLIAM “SANDY” DARITY , A. KIRSTEN MULLEN (Excerpt) So, who should pay the bill? In From Here to Equality, we argue that

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Conversation with Dr. Terence Lester, June 21st, West Louisville Forum

Conversation with Dr. Terence Lester, June 21st, West Louisville Forum

Christianity and Critical Race Theory: Footnotes with Jemar Tisby

Christianity and Critical Race Theory: Footnotes with Jemar Tisby

O.P.E.N. to SCKY 2023

O.P.E.N. to SCKY 2023

Happy Juneteenth!

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