Category: Racial Capitalism

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Reimagine Buffalo’s East Side for the People Living There

Build communities for the low- to moderate-income people already living in those neighborhoods. A recent call to build hundreds of new “affordable” housing units on Buffalo’s more than 7,000 publicly owned vacant lots is...

KeShaun Pearson, executive director of Memphis Community Against Pollution, speaks with Democracy Now! about xAI's illegal methane gas turbines polluting Black neighborhoods in Memphis, Tennessee. 0

“Colossus Failure”: Elon Musk’s Data Centers Face Lawsuit for Polluting Black Neighborhoods in Memphis

As tech companies scramble to build massive new data centers to power artificial intelligence, marginalized communities are bearing the brunt of the environmental harms. In Memphis, Tennessee, Elon Musk’s xAI operates over two dozen...

Panelists at the Princeton University, "Black Studies Is For Everyone" symposium held on February 27, 2026

Black Studies in the Era of White Supremacy and Authoritarianism: A Conversation at Princeton

On Friday, February 27, 2026, the Department of African American Studies at Princeton University convened a one-day symposium titled “Black Studies Is For Everyone.” Held on Princeton’s campus, the gathering brought together leading scholars...

What is Donald Trump’s End Game

What is Donald Trump’s End Game 

In a closed-door meeting with top U.S. military leaders, Donald Trump reportedly urged them to prepare for a “war from within.” This speech was not political theater. It was a call to arms—a declaration...

For whom shall we grieve and shed a tear

For whom shall we grieve and shed a tear?

The assassination of Charlie Kirk needs to be situated within the broader political dynamics of contemporary U.S. society. Kirk was not a lone wolf.. He was a prominent leader within a radical, loosely organized...

Foreign-born workforce participation declined between January and July, leaving some sectors, such as construction, scrambling to fill roles

More than 1 million migrants have left the US workforce in wake of Trump’s immigration crackdown

Foreign-born workforce participation declined between January and July, leaving some sectors, such as construction, scrambling to fill roles Preliminary data suggests more than 1.2 million immigrants disappeared from the United States’ labor force between...

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