DT #405: The Emancipator - Adding Context to Racial Justice and Equity Discussions
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Develop This: Economic and Community Development
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Economic development organizations are increasingly participating in and leading discussions on equity and inclusion. In this episode, Amber Payne and Deborah D. Douglas with The Emancipator join Dennis and Guest Host Tracye McDaniel for a deep discussion on reframing the conversation around racial justice and equity.
When it comes to mass media coverage of issues related to race, equity, and policy, the stories often lacks appropriate historical context.
That's where The Emancipator comes it. This online publication is a collaboration between The Boston Globe and Boston University's Center for Antiracist Research.
Tune in to find out more about this collaboaration straight from the Co-Editors In Chief.
Read The Emancipator
Connect with Tracye McDaniel, TIP Strategies
More about Amber Payne, Co-Editor In Chief of The Emancipator
More about Deborah D. Douglas, Co-Editor In Chief of The Emancipator
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