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Old, partly faded black and white photo of a large group of white men posing outside a rundown meeting hall.

Racial Justice

“Reluctant Reformers” Reissued – and Relevant as Ever

Calvin Cheung-Miaw

Racism has consistently divided and subverted U.S. social movements. Reluctant Reformers tells the history.

Foreground: a brown-skinned man with long black hair holds a microphone and gestures as an Asian American woman looks at him. They’re on the sidewalk in a city small-business district. A small knot of people look on.

Raising the Ceiling of Political Possibility in Boston

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Beth Huang

(Left panel) A Black woman in navy-blue hat and suit, wrists tied behind her back, walking between two policemen, one on each elbow. Right panel, a Black man in a black T-shirt and print pants being similarly escorted. Massive old stone steps behind them.

How Do We Confront the Racist State? The ‘White Republic’ Debate

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Convergence Magazine