Integration Opened Doors and Closed Schools Black Communities Built
A half-century of research now forces a reckoning with what Black America lost when the courts ordered desegregation without protecting the institutions desegregation displaced.
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The network runs on dues alone and the Fund writes its first checks.
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Institutional freedom: our own hospitals, endowments, equity where we've been exploited, and political objectives funded by us, answerable to us.
Forty-eight million of us at $25 a year is $1.2 billion, every year, forever. Every count above is a $25 decision.
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