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Aaron Ross Coleman is a journalist covering race and economics. He is a 2019 Ida B. Wells Fellow.
Brenna Wynn Greer’s Represented tells the story of black civil-rights-era entrepreneurs who convinced American corporations into catering to black people—for better or for worse.
If the past is prologue, Trump will face no historical reckoning for his sprawling malfeasance.
How to stop the next economic slowdown from decimating black wealth a second time over.
HR 40 calls the country to account for racist predation inflicted upon black folks living and dead.
The stakes are higher now than ever. Get The Nation in your inbox.
Don’t hate Biden because he’s a white guy. Hate his policies and his regressive voting record.
Celebrities like Killer Mike and Jay-Z equate black ownership with liberation—but you can’t end racial inequality with consumerism.
But if the salad giant is so woke, why are 95 percent of its shops in majority white neighborhoods?
Ocasio-Cortez makes the case for racial justice and reparations.
The 27-year-old Athens, Georgia, county commissioner leans into her humanity as she fights for social justice.
Yoruba Richen’s Green Book documentary captures the history and humanity missing from the Oscar-winning movie.
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