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Cyndi Suarez: I remember one very powerful moment, a few years ago, at the Race Forward conference, there was a panel of Native indigenous leaders, and there was an elder and a few younger people. And I was so struck by the interactions that they had. There was a point at which the
Somewhere in one part of the US or another right now, someone is rethinking their career path. Many working adults in my own community of friends can attest to this. While some left with a fallback plan, others left with none in store because it had reached the point where temporarily relying on their savings while
Fueled by the COVID-19 pandemic and the mass movement against anti-Black racism that arose in the wake of the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police, many foundation leaders say they are focusing explicitly on racial equity and are modifying their practices as a result. But are they? This question fueled considerable research and resulted
