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Jul 11, 2022

Frameworks That Complement Black Women Best: Disability Justice

This excerpt is from the Black Women Best (BWB) congressional report produced by LibGen and the Congressional Caucus on Black Women and Girls (CCBWG). It was written by Azza Altiraifi. Here, we use the terms “disabled people” and “people with disabilities” interchangeably. The use of identity-first language honors the linguistic…

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Frameworks That Complement Black Women Best: Disability Justice
Frameworks That Complement Black Women Best: Disability Justice

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Jun 1, 2022

Building a Power-FULL Future through Radical Pragmatism

By Liberation in a Generation and Common Future This country has never been united, and Black and brown people have always been dreaming of our liberation. Though the COVID-19 pandemic and recession completely unmasked our deeply unequal society, the choices that government “leaders” and policymakers made in its wake ensured…

Justice

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Building a Power-FULL Future through Radical Pragmatism
Building a Power-FULL Future through Radical Pragmatism
Justice

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May 18, 2022

Cultural Considerations to Enhance the Power of Black Women Best

This excerpt is from the Black Women Best (BWB) congressional report produced by LibGen and the Congressional Caucus on Black Women and Girls (CCBWG). It was written by Azza Altiraifi, Kendra Bozarth, Rejane Frederick, and Anne Price with Jessica Fulton, Aisha Nyandoro, Marokey Sawo, and Tiffany Younger, as listed in…

Equity

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Cultural Considerations to Enhance the Power of Black Women Best
Cultural Considerations to Enhance the Power of Black Women Best
Equity

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May 5, 2022

Black Women Best: The Fatal Stress of Oppression

This excerpt is from the Black Women Best (BWB) congressional report produced by LibGen and the Congressional Caucus on Black Women and Girls (CCBWG). It was written by Rejane Frederick with the support of the “Defining and Contextualizing BWB” Working Group, as listed in the Acknowledgments section. As we endure…

Stress

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Black Women Best: The Fatal Stress of Oppression
Black Women Best: The Fatal Stress of Oppression
Stress

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Apr 7, 2022

Moving From Oppression to Abundance, Within Us and Between Us

This essay captures Solana Rice’s reflections from a LeaderSpring conversation that she led in February 2022. Solana is the co-founder and co-executive director of Liberation in a Generation. I’ve been thinking about the importance of finding my people. The people that embrace all of me for me. Those who want…

Abundance

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Moving From Oppression to Abundance, Within Us and Between Us
Moving From Oppression to Abundance, Within Us and Between Us
Abundance

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Feb 1, 2022

Black Futures Month: Imagining Black Liberation

By Connie Razza and Solana Rice Like so many of us do these days, we set a time and date to come together in a virtual space. After the pleasantries, our conversation turned to our recent professional and personal experiences. As context, we both spend the majority of our waking…

Black History Month

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Black Futures Month: Imagining Black Liberation
Black Futures Month: Imagining Black Liberation
Black History Month

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Jan 14, 2022

Guaranteeing Our Economic Liberation. Guaranteeing Our Dreams.

Monday is Martin Luther King Jr. Day, commemorating the life and legacy of the heroic civil rights leader on what would have been his 93rd birthday. For us, MLK Day 2022 offers a moment of both hopeful reflection and an acknowledgement of our ongoing oppression. Dr. King, who understood the…

Martin Luther King

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Guaranteeing Our Economic Liberation. Guaranteeing Our Dreams.
Guaranteeing Our Economic Liberation. Guaranteeing Our Dreams.
Martin Luther King

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Nov 29, 2021

Our November Newsletter: Getting Out of the Way

Our friend Tracey Corder often talks about getting out of the way: “We have fought so hard to break down barriers that it’s almost difficult for us to see a time when we need to give up our seats — but there are times when that’s [necessary].” So many of…

Givingtuesday

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Our November Newsletter: Getting Out of the Way
Our November Newsletter: Getting Out of the Way
Givingtuesday

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Nov 29, 2021

For #GivingTuesday, We’re Getting Out of the Way

Tomorrow is Giving Tuesday, philanthropy’s one-day initiative that began as the “global generosity movement” in which thousands of nonprofits across the country campaign online for donations. As a national movement-support organization working to secure power for people of color, we at Liberation in a Generation understand the importance of fundraising. …

Racial Justice

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For #GivingTuesday, We’re Getting Out of the Way
For #GivingTuesday, We’re Getting Out of the Way
Racial Justice

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Oct 28, 2021

Always Telling the Truth About Racism

These are short excerpts from our October newsletter; sign up here. As cities and states across the country work to ban critical race theory (CRT), we stay naming the truth about our country’s racist past and present. For Off-Kilter Podcast, Jeremie joined Aisha Nyandoro and Elisa Minoff to talk through…

Racial Justice

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Always Telling the Truth About Racism
Always Telling the Truth About Racism
Racial Justice

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