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27 Voices on Creating Racial Equity in Richmond

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27 VOICES ON CREATING RACIAL EQUITY IN RICHMOND

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Richmond Racial Equity Essays

Ebony Walden

Maritza Pechin

Maritza Pechin

     "Black and Brown Centered Placemaking Rooted in Identity & Ownership"

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Maritza Pechin

Maritza Pechin

Maritza Pechin

"Expanding the Geography of Opportunity & Ownership"

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Michael Smith

Maritza Pechin

Heather Crislip

"Neighborhood Self-Determination and the Vision for Racial Equity"

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Heather Crislip

Benjamin Campbell

Heather Crislip

"Housing is the Root of Wealth Inequality: Building an Equitable Richmond"

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Mariah Williams

Benjamin Campbell

Benjamin Campbell

"There Goes the Neighborhood: Combatting Displacement in Richmond’s..."

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Benjamin Campbell

Benjamin Campbell

Benjamin Campbell

"A Rich Education"

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Taikein Cooper and Genevieve Siegel-Hawley

Taikein Cooper and Genevieve Siegel-Hawley

Taikein Cooper and Genevieve Siegel-Hawley

"Toward a Vision of Racial Equity in Richmond Schools"

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Dennis Williams II

Taikein Cooper and Genevieve Siegel-Hawley

Taikein Cooper and Genevieve Siegel-Hawley

"Between Two Litanies: Equity and Public Education in Richmond, VA"

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Shekinah Mitchell

Taikein Cooper and Genevieve Siegel-Hawley

Shekinah Mitchell

"From Red Lines to Brown Circles, Again: Reviving the spirit of Maggie Walker..."

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Brian Anderson

Lea Whitehurst-Gibson and Rebekah Kendrick

Shekinah Mitchell

"The Role of the Business Community in Creating a More Equitable Richmond"

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Lea Whitehurst-Gibson and Rebekah Kendrick

Lea Whitehurst-Gibson and Rebekah Kendrick

Lea Whitehurst-Gibson and Rebekah Kendrick

"Peace for Communities of Color: A   conversation between a Black woman..."

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Damon Jiggetts

Lea Whitehurst-Gibson and Rebekah Kendrick

Lea Whitehurst-Gibson and Rebekah Kendrick

"Reframing Equity – The Gift of Being a Giver"

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Meghan Gough

Shanteny Jackson

Shanteny Jackson

"Reparative and Equitable Practices and Partnerships"

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Shanteny Jackson

Shanteny Jackson

Shanteny Jackson

"The Dream & Reality of an Afro-Latina"

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Tanya Gonzalez

Shanteny Jackson

Gabriela Telepman

"The Case for Meaningful Language Access"

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Gabriela Telepman

Gabriela Telepman

Gabriela Telepman

"Empowering Spanish-speakers with Culturally and Linguistically..."

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Oscar Contreras

Gabriela Telepman

Oscar Contreras

"Intentionally Connecting with the Other"

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Ram Bhagat

Gabriela Telepman

Oscar Contreras

"Massive Resilience: An Emergent Strategy for Racial Equity in Richmond, VA"

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Angela Patton

Ashley Diaz Mejias

Ashley Diaz Mejias

"When Black [Girls’] Lives Really Matter"

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Ashley Diaz Mejias

Ashley Diaz Mejias

Ashley Diaz Mejias

"Incarceration and Violence: Time for a Change"

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Danny Avula

Ashley Diaz Mejias

Danny Avula

"Radically Reimagining Our Systems"

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Ryan Rinn

Wyatt Gordon and Faith Walker

Danny Avula

"Spaces to Breathe"

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Jeremy Hoffman

Wyatt Gordon and Faith Walker

Wyatt Gordon and Faith Walker

"Climate resilience and justice in Richmond"

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Wyatt Gordon and Faith Walker

Wyatt Gordon and Faith Walker

Wyatt Gordon and Faith Walker

"The Bus Should Be Free"

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