Race

Politics, Power & Governance

Ujamaa Team13 Aug 2017
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From the Archives: Black Brazil

This article was first published in the New Internationalist issue 226 – 05 December 1991 Brazil has the largest black population…
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Politics, Power & Governance

Ujamaa Team28 Jul 2017
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A Brief History of What Happens When White Women Are Killed by Cops in America

Justine Damond was, by all accounts, the sort of woman who couldn’t help but nurture and protect the life around…
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Politics, Power & Governance

Ujamaa Team24 Jun 2017
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Why Obama’s presidency didn’t lead to black progress

Since the 1960s, black leaders have placed a heavy emphasis on gaining political power, and Barack Obama’s presidency represented the…
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Culture, Arts & Identity

Ujamaa Team26 Feb 2017
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Who Counts as Black?

For generations, intimacy between black men and white women was taboo. A mere accusation of impropriety could lead to a…
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