Medicare can finally use its purchasing power to negotiate lower drug prices—but Big Pharma is pushing back.
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From baby bonds to reparations, the government can undertake specific economic policies to help close the racial wealth gap.
YES! Media’s Executive Editor Evette Dionne previews the Fall 2023 issue of YES! Magazine.
Climate change caused Maui's wildfires, and only an Indigenous-led recovery will ensure such a deadly disaster does not repeat itself.
Legalizing cannabis nationwide isn‘t enough to repair the harm caused by the War on Drugs, explains Chelsea Higgs Wise of Marijuana Justice.
Hollywood still has a long way to go on racial justice and reparations, says actor and activist Kendrick Sampson.
Video | Jessica Ann Mitchell Aiwuyor | Reparations | Decolonizing Wealth Project | National Black Cultural Information Trust
Communications specialist Jessica Aiwuyor explores the importance of personal histories and storytelling to shift national culture toward reparations.
Video | Venneikia Williams | Trevor Smith | Liberation Ventures | Reparations | Decolonizing Wealth Project
Two experts on racial narratives explore how media can begin to repair the harms of racism and move toward reparations.
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A young activist is building a tradition of economic and social equity for Black workers as a pathway toward reparations.
Maurice Mitchell of Working Families Party showcases how a new, young crop of candidates of color is demanding reparations once in office.
Kenniss Henry discusses how and why the idea of reparations for Black people is finally gaining steam.
Long-time activist and attorney Nkechi Taifa speaks out on the importance of reparations-related education.
Reparative justice expert Dreisen Heath translates activism into policy to realize reparations for Black Americans.
Progressive Congressional representative Jamaal Bowman discusses why the demand for reparations is central to racial justice.
Edgar Villanueva explores how to disrupt a capitalist system that fuels the racial wealth gap.
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