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Jan 29, 2021

Defanging Disinformation: 6 Action Steps Nonprofits Can Take

By Jen Soriano, Hermelinda Cortés and Joseph Phelan On January 6, some of us watched the storming of the Capitol with horror and surprise. …

Nonprofit

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Defanging Disinformation: 6 Action Steps Nonprofits Can Take
Defanging Disinformation: 6 Action Steps Nonprofits Can Take
Nonprofit

5 min read


Jan 22, 2021

Strengthening Our Identity: Rethinking the Path to Black Liberation

By Gary Cunningham At this point, Black people must be the most well-researched, well-studied, and well-documented people on Earth. Yet on balance, very little changes regarding their socioeconomic condition. Indeed, as Robert D. Putnam and Shaylyn Romney Garrett document in their recent book The Upswing: How America Came Together a…

Black Liberation

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Strengthening Our Identity: Rethinking the Path to Black Liberation
Strengthening Our Identity: Rethinking the Path to Black Liberation
Black Liberation

4 min read


Jan 13, 2021

Infrastructure for a New World

For the past three years, NPQ has been exploring the question: Why have conditions for people of color not improved in the past 30 years, despite various DEI and racial justice efforts? Our conversations with leaders of color in the field about what they need to create real social change…

Racial Equity

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Infrastructure for a New World
Infrastructure for a New World
Racial Equity

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Sep 24, 2019

Who Brands Your Nonprofit? Who Tells Its Story and How?

Editors’ note: This article was published online on April 4, 2014, and reprinted in altered form in NPQ’s summer 2014 edition, “21st-Century Communications: Authenticity Matters.” Dr. David Denborough, a pioneer in narrative therapy, says “who we are and what we do” is influenced by the stories we tell about ourselves…

Nonprofit

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Who Brands Your Nonprofit? Who Tells Its Story and How?
Who Brands Your Nonprofit? Who Tells Its Story and How?
Nonprofit

6 min read


May 13, 2019

Nipsey Hussle’s Vision: Community Ownership as the Antidote to Gentrification

May 8, 2019; Los Angeles Times “Nipsey Hussle’s stretch of Slauson Avenue has largely been overlooked by the gentrification boom that has transformed so many neighborhoods of Los Angeles,” writes Angel Jennings in the Los Angeles Times. …

Gentrification

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Nipsey Hussle’s Vision: Community Ownership as the Antidote to Gentrification
Nipsey Hussle’s Vision: Community Ownership as the Antidote to Gentrification
Gentrification

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May 13, 2019

On A Mission To Make White People Uncomfortable

Whether calling out celebrities or highlighting controversial issues about race, a relatively new but hugely popular campaign is using Instagram to hold altruistic white people accountable. As their name suggests, No White Saviors want to challenge narratives that center white people as the heroes of a story in which people…

BlackLivesMatter

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On A Mission To Make White People Uncomfortable
On A Mission To Make White People Uncomfortable
BlackLivesMatter

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Apr 19, 2019

New St. Louis County Prosecutor Faces Resistance in His First 100 Days but Carries On

April 17, 2019, Mother Jones Can a progressive prosecutor make a difference? Jacob Rosenberg in Mother Jones poses this question in his profile of St. Louis County prosecutor Wesley Bell, who just passed the 100-day mark in office. To win election, Bell defeated Bob McCulloch, who had served as the…

BlackLivesMatter

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New St. Louis County Prosecutor Faces Resistance in His First 100 Days but Carries On
New St. Louis County Prosecutor Faces Resistance in His First 100 Days but Carries On
BlackLivesMatter

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Apr 9, 2019

Remembering Nipsey Hussle: Cultural and Community Activist Extraordinaire

April 4, 2019; New York Post, “Page Six” Affectionately known as “Neighborhood Nip” within his community, Grammy-nominated artist, entrepreneur, and philanthropist Nipsey Hussle, an Eritrean American born and raised in Los Angeles whose real name was Ermias Asghedom, was fatally shot in South Los Angeles over a personal dispute. In…

Nipsey Hussle

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Remembering Nipsey Hussle: Cultural and Community Activist Extraordinaire
Remembering Nipsey Hussle: Cultural and Community Activist Extraordinaire
Nipsey Hussle

4 min read


Mar 25, 2019

Chick-Fil-A Returns to Funding Anti-LGBTQ Groups after Vowing to Stop

March 22, 2019; Vox Seven years ago, Chick-Fil-A, the third-largest fast-food brand in the United States, weathered a public relations hurricane over its more than $2 million in financial support for anti-LGBTQ organizations. …

Business

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Chick-Fil-A Returns to Funding Anti-LGBTQ Groups after Vowing to Stop
Chick-Fil-A Returns to Funding Anti-LGBTQ Groups after Vowing to Stop
Business

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Mar 6, 2019

Why Blackface Keeps Popping Up

As an admitted theory head, people who know me know that I love the work of the late Erving Goffman, the sociologist of interactions. Our interest in interactions as an area of study is captured by the proposition that interactions are the micro-units of social organization; in them, we enact…

Racism

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Why Blackface Keeps Popping Up
Why Blackface Keeps Popping Up
Racism

6 min read

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