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Identity and Equity

Let’s Widen Our Gallery of Black Heroes

As a child, Black History Month was a call to greatness. As an adult, it reminds me of the power of ordinary people who give extraordinary love.

BY Frederick J. Riley

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3 days ago
Leadership

Dropping Keys By Hafiz

Friday, February 19 A short daily reading and companion meditation from the Institute Executive Leadership Seminars Department, designed to nourish, inspire, and challenge you.

BY Brianna Curran

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3 days ago
Food Access

The Radical Origins of Free Breakfast and the Food Justice Movement

The movement took a significant step forward in 1969 when the Black Panther Party launched the Free Breakfast for Children Program.

BY Food and Society Program

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4 days ago
Identity and Equity

What It Means to Be Both Black and Indigenous

Thousands of people in the United States identify as Black-Indigenous or Afro-Indigenous. Meet three members of this community.

BY Center for Native American Youth

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4 days ago
Literature

These Must-Read Debut Works Center Black Stories

These literary debuts are worthy additions to any bookshelf and to the great American literary tradition.

BY Aspen Words

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4 days ago
Around the Institute

A New Chapter for the Future of Work

As part of the Economic Opportunities Program, the Future of Work Initiative is eager to continue and expand its work to help chart a different course and build a more inclusive economy.

BY Shelly Steward

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4 days ago
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