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Race Forward
United States
Registrace 24. 11. 2008
Race Forward united with Center for Social Inclusion in 2017 to become the new Race Forward.
Founded in 1981, Race Forward brings systemic analysis and an innovative approach to complex race issues to help people take effective action toward racial equity. Founded in 2002, CSI catalyzes community, government, and other institutions to dismantle structural racial inequity and create equitable outcomes for all.
The new Race Forward is home to the Government Alliance on Race and Equity (GARE), a national network of local government working to achieve racial equity and advance opportunities for all. Race Forward publishes the daily news site Colorlines and presents Facing Race, the country’s largest multiracial conference on racial justice.
Colorlines is a daily news site where race matters, featuring award-winning investigative reporting and news analysis.
For press inquiries, contact media@raceforward.org.
Founded in 1981, Race Forward brings systemic analysis and an innovative approach to complex race issues to help people take effective action toward racial equity. Founded in 2002, CSI catalyzes community, government, and other institutions to dismantle structural racial inequity and create equitable outcomes for all.
The new Race Forward is home to the Government Alliance on Race and Equity (GARE), a national network of local government working to achieve racial equity and advance opportunities for all. Race Forward publishes the daily news site Colorlines and presents Facing Race, the country’s largest multiracial conference on racial justice.
Colorlines is a daily news site where race matters, featuring award-winning investigative reporting and news analysis.
For press inquiries, contact media@raceforward.org.
The Impact of #RaceAnd DEI: The Legal Fights
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The latest attacks on DEI represent an attempt to gut our historic Civil Rights laws and framework and re-whitewash America’s history of racial subjugation. These efforts seek to halt the pursuit of racial justice-or any progress towards a multiracial democracy at all. These attacks were ignited after the 2020 killings of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor, when as a result of the upwards of 20 million people in cities across the country taking to the streets calling for justice, workplaces, schools, and other institutions announced plans to expand DEI efforts and to incorporate or shore up anti-racism principles into their practices.
Despite President Biden’s revocation on his first day in office of former-President Trump's Executive Order 13950, which banned federal training on systemic racism in an effort to ban conversations on race, and Biden’s issuance of two Executive Orders-13985 and 14091-to advance and further advance, respectively, racial equity and support for underserved communities, the backlash has not only continued, but intensified.
Trump’s Executive Order served as the template for most of the educational gag orders and bills introduced to limit instruction on systemic sexism and racism in 40 states, 20 of which are now law. And, in the year since the Supreme Court ruled against affirmative action, restricting race-conscious college admissions, not only have we seen its effect across education, but in every area where equity efforts are being made to right the wrongs of the past and level the playing field for all people.
This conversation between Cathy Albisa, Vice President of Institutional and Sectoral Change at Race Forward, and Dariely Rodriguez, Deputy Chief Counsel, Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, delves into the bills that have been introduced, the laws passed, the fights still in progress, the wins we have seen, and and the implications of these attacks on the movement for racial justice
The latest attacks on DEI represent an attempt to gut our historic Civil Rights laws and framework and re-whitewash America’s history of racial subjugation. These efforts seek to halt the pursuit of racial justice-or any progress towards a multiracial democracy at all. These attacks were ignited after the 2020 killings of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor, when as a result of the upwards of 20 million people in cities across the country taking to the streets calling for justice, workplaces, schools, and other institutions announced plans to expand DEI efforts and to incorporate or shore up anti-racism principles into their practices.
Despite President Biden’s revocation on his first day in office of former-President Trump's Executive Order 13950, which banned federal training on systemic racism in an effort to ban conversations on race, and Biden’s issuance of two Executive Orders-13985 and 14091-to advance and further advance, respectively, racial equity and support for underserved communities, the backlash has not only continued, but intensified.
Trump’s Executive Order served as the template for most of the educational gag orders and bills introduced to limit instruction on systemic sexism and racism in 40 states, 20 of which are now law. And, in the year since the Supreme Court ruled against affirmative action, restricting race-conscious college admissions, not only have we seen its effect across education, but in every area where equity efforts are being made to right the wrongs of the past and level the playing field for all people.
This conversation between Cathy Albisa, Vice President of Institutional and Sectoral Change at Race Forward, and Dariely Rodriguez, Deputy Chief Counsel, Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, delves into the bills that have been introduced, the laws passed, the fights still in progress, the wins we have seen, and and the implications of these attacks on the movement for racial justice
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GARE 2024 Dallas Convening
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Racial justice practitioners working in local, state, and regional jurisdictions in the Southern Region convened in Dallas, Texas, to discuss the current state of their work, the challenges they face, the wins they've made, and what they must continue to do to advance racial equity. Twitter: RaceForward Facebook: RaceForward raceforward.org
Leaders of the Movement for Housing Justice | Susan Gibson | Colorado Homes for All
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The real stories of residents and organizers powerfully remind us why fighting for housing justice is so important and why it's a critical racial justice issue. Credit: Doug Miles (Instagram @steezyapache) Since 1981, Race Forward has served as the nation’s oldest multicultural organization bringing systemic analysis and an innovative approach to complex race issues to help people take effectiv...
Leaders of the Movement for Housing Justice | Mz. T | Detroit Action
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The real stories of residents and organizers powerfully remind us why fighting for housing justice is so important and why it's a critical racial justice issue. Credit: Doug Miles (Instagram @steezyapache) Since 1981, Race Forward has served as the nation’s oldest multicultural organization bringing systemic analysis and an innovative approach to complex race issues to help people take effectiv...
Leaders of the Movement for Housing Justice | Karen Harvey | Philadelphia Rent Control Coalition
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The real stories of residents and organizers powerfully remind us why fighting for housing justice is so important and why it's a critical racial justice issue. Credit: Doug Miles (Instagram @steezyapache) Since 1981, Race Forward has served as the nation’s oldest multicultural organization bringing systemic analysis and an innovative approach to complex race issues to help people take effectiv...
Leaders of the Movement for Housing Justice | Randall Taylor | Pittsburgh United
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The real stories of residents and organizers powerfully remind us why fighting for housing justice is so important and why it's a critical racial justice issue. Credit: Doug Miles (Instagram @steezyapache) Since 1981, Race Forward has served as the nation’s oldest multicultural organization bringing systemic analysis and an innovative approach to complex race issues to help people take effectiv...
Leaders of the Movement for Housing Justice | Erin Meechan | Residents Organizing for Change
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The real stories of residents and organizers powerfully remind us why fighting for housing justice is so important and why it's a critical racial justice issue. Credit: Doug Miles (Instagram @steezyapache) Since 1981, Race Forward has served as the nation’s oldest multicultural organization bringing systemic analysis and an innovative approach to complex race issues to help people take effectiv...
Leaders of the Movement for Housing Justice | Charlyn Griffith-Oro | Race Forward Artist Fellow
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The real stories of residents and organizers powerfully remind us why fighting for housing justice is so important and why it's a critical racial justice issue. Credit: Doug Miles (Instagram @steezyapache) Since 1981, Race Forward has served as the nation’s oldest multicultural organization bringing systemic analysis and an innovative approach to complex race issues to help people take effectiv...
Leaders of the Movement for Housing Justice | Brian Ellison | Race Forward Artist Fellow
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The real stories of residents and organizers powerfully remind us why fighting for housing justice is so important and why it's a critical racial justice issue. Credit: Doug Miles (Instagram @steezyapache) Since 1981, Race Forward has served as the nation’s oldest multicultural organization bringing systemic analysis and an innovative approach to complex race issues to help people take effectiv...
Housing Justice is Racial Justice
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A video to help you start a conversation with your neighbors and colleagues about how important it is to use a racial justice frame to achieve real wins for housing. Credit: Doug Miles (Instagram @steezyapache) Since 1981, Race Forward has served as the nation’s oldest multicultural organization bringing systemic analysis and an innovative approach to complex race issues to help people take eff...
Our Power, Our Solutions! Register for Facing Race 2024!
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Join us in uplifting our power, our solutions: registration for Facing Race 2024 is now OPEN! The largest national racial justice conference is coming to St. Louis, MO. Register early for a 15% “Early Bird” discount is available for all ticket types until February 1, 2024. Visit facingrace.raceforward.org/register for more details! facingrace.raceforward.org/ #conference #earlyaccess #activism ...
5 REASONS TO ATTEND FACING RACE!
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Facing Race, the nation’s largest multiracial, intergenerational racial justice conference, is where community organizers, activists, and movement makers come together to build power and strategies to advance racial justice. Held biennially, Facing Race serves as a one-of-a-kind collaborative and intersectional space for those in the movement to gain unprecedented access to information and reso...
COLIBRI - Collectively Organizing for Liberation Inclusion and Breaking Racial Inequities
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Over the past ten years, Race Forward has supported community power building in Monterey County, CA. The work began by convening resident and local government leaders in the city of Salinas, CA, to address local racialized violence and economic tensions. The purpose of the gathering was to collectively envision ways to advance racial justice. This approach is documented in a report called Build...
Racial Equity: Advancing Change From the Inside Out
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The 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom was a watershed moment in the fight for civil rights in the United States. The event brought together hundreds of thousands of people from all over the country to demand an end to segregation, discrimination, and economic injustice. Sixty years later, the federal government is taking on the call to action of the March on Washington by demonstrat...
H.E.A.L Together - Honest Education Action & Leadership!
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H.E.A.L Together - Honest Education Action & Leadership!
Facing Race 2022: Highlights from the three day conference
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Facing Race 2022: Highlights from the three day conference
Facing Race Phoenix: A Cultural Experience Bus Tour!
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Facing Race Phoenix: A Cultural Experience Bus Tour!
Facing Race 2022: What's next for the movement for racial justice? What do we look forward to?
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Facing Race 2022: What's next for the movement for racial justice? What do we look forward to?
Join Race Forward in the movement for racial justice!
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Join Race Forward in the movement for racial justice!
WHAT DOES FACING RACE MEAN TO YOU? We asked and you told us!
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WHAT DOES FACING RACE MEAN TO YOU? We asked and you told us!
FACING RACE 2022: Laura Medina, organizer, mother, and co-founder of Matriarch Ways
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FACING RACE 2022: Laura Medina, organizer, mother, and co-founder of Matriarch Ways
Announcing Dr. Ibram X. Kendi as Facing Race keynote!
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Announcing Dr. Ibram X. Kendi as Facing Race keynote!
FACING RACE 2022: Meet Deybeth Ruiz of Trans Queer Pueblo
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FACING RACE 2022: Meet Deybeth Ruiz of Trans Queer Pueblo
FACING RACE 2022: Meet Percy Christian of BLM Phoenix Metro
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FACING RACE 2022: Meet Percy Christian of BLM Phoenix Metro
Build A Multi-Racial Democracy at Facing Race!
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Build A Multi-Racial Democracy at Facing Race!
FACING RACE 2022: Meet Denise Yvonne Sotelo Mejia from Poder In Action
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FACING RACE 2022: Meet Denise Yvonne Sotelo Mejia from Poder In Action
The Government Alliance on Race and Equity 2022 Membership Meeting
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The Government Alliance on Race and Equity 2022 Membership Meeting
Lmao she got arrested for being a Karen at AT&T 😂
STAND UP OAKLAND
Oh like when they put my Japanese family into concentration camps despite Hilter being African paternal haplogroup E???
H-i-l-t-e-r???
This title is awful but I’ll watch a bit
After all this years and all the crime and unsafe, quality living conditions in NYC, tell me if this shit worked??
Sounds like black men need to quit breaking the law.
I went to school with bra who first talked in the video lol
Beautiful speech. You are inspiring.
Playing games and playing wrong
Yeah the DL guy isn’t admitting he is bisexual. 😂😂😂😂😂👎🏿. DL Men who participate in receptive 🌈 sex are the ones who are infecting black women. Period.
Esa ratas de esos policías deberían de pagar todos por criminales osea ,todos lo que estaban allí son culpables
I'm afraid she still banished
This is arap and incompetent because mayor de blasio police commissioner and DOJ has failed ramarley graham's family answers
Perform the police department 😞😞
😞😞 possible
How could this happen if his son posted something about justice and she tell us she head her of police brutality total justice the justice that officer does not get guilty.
All this race baiting is discusting...You are the racist,,I don't see it anywhere,,we all love each other,,you fell for the communist manifesto
take your wingnut ass back to your alt-right sewer.
watched this for class probably the worst video ever made thank you
Jeeeze the violence is out of hand😂😂🙈 but blame the police 😂😂😂😂
incredible ❤
Keep fighting
You have my support big style Veronica
GOOD. STOP FRISK SHOULD COME BACK TO NYC. only one group of people committing all most of the murders
So beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️
way more men go to prison per capita then women, must be systemic misandry!!!
Too bad the judge could have just let it go he is a kid
❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
You don’t want kids, don’t have sex. It’s that simple. Stop trying to complicate a simple situation.
So grateful
Hello UH Intro to queer studies class
WATCHING IN 2023 AND NOT MUCH HAS CHANGE JUST MORE NAMES TO ADD TO THE LIST
12/60
Can't understand the words
This guy barely did 11 month out his joke of a 2 year sentence. USA deserves to get nuked.
This was the day I was born
11 million unwanted people in this country illegally that need to go anchor babies are a problem and they should have no rights at all
Also arrest restaurant managers and owners who hire a bunch of illegal Mexicans to cook shitty food in the back of their restaurant and Farmers too who can't pay people wages to pick their vegetables
Go back to Mexico we need to put sniper towers on the border and shoot a couple families and leave their bodies there as a warning.
Finally, someone telling the real story about Millenials and racism.
Maybe if your son wasn’t a dirty criminal he would still be alive good riddance
Play that harp Love!
Playing the harp is part of so called negroes culture do your thang sista
this was so very good. Dr Pheko was one of my post grad lecturers and I confirm that she brings that fire , depth and authenticity to every lecture.
That powerful message
Eartha Kitt shared in her book "Confessions of a Sex Kitten" regarding her encounter with Harry: "During the time I was at the Village Vanguard I met Harry Belafonte. I thought he was very handsome and someone I would have liked to get to know better, but at the time our relationship remained quite formal. He seemed to busy catching little white flies, as he proved to me later in Philadelphia where, getting up from my bed, he said, 'I don't want you to take this seriously. No black woman can do anything for me.' There went my heart right into my feet." Eartha Kitt
Fuck the police
WELL WE THE PEOPLE HOPE SOME ONE GIVE HIM BACK WHAT HE HAS BEEN GIVING TO WE THE PEOPLE TOOTH FOR A TOOTH
He will be judge when he’s time come. An nobody will protect him. Jesus is the real judge.
well that was racist towards white people.
She did not denigrate white people at all, she simply discussed her own experiences and marginalization. Please try to be open to listening to the experiences of others rather than getting defensive over something that she did not say, as that is not beneficial to anyone
@@leahrullman6966 I was only replying to what she did say. You can't mainstream racism into acceptance no matter what colour you are.
Только досмотрел фильм основанный на этих событиях, решил посмотреть инфу в ютубе. В точь точь как в фильме. Это полный пздц. Менту(да менту , по другому его не назвать) как можно было передать (по его словам) шокер с пистолетом(вес, холод металла, спусковой крючок, и так далее) ему дали 2 года тюрьмы всего. А этот парень погиб в 22 года , черт!!! 22 года ему было. У него была дочь! Этого подонка минимум на 20 лет канает. Нахер это дерьмо. Земля пухом