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Who’s Not at the Table?

June 25, 2018September 30, 2020 diversity, racism

BY MATT MCDOLE Editor’s note: As a policy journal, we strive to introduce smart, bold ideas for addressing pressing problems

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Want to Fix the Development Sector? Stop Calling it “Development”

August 15, 2017 development, inequality, International, poverty, racism, Social Justice

BY ANIKA MANZOOR The international development sector, like many other sectors under the Trump Administration, is undergoing some deep soul-searching

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Meeting President Obama: A Farewell to Representation

January 23, 2017January 22, 2017 medical school, president obama, racism

This article is being published in collaboration with Pangyrus. BY ELORM AVAKAME, PANGYRUS One day last fall, at a small

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A Letter to Donald Trump

March 2, 2016March 3, 2016 donald trump, letter, politics, racism, xenophobia

BY KATRINA GEDDES This piece was performed as spoken word by the author at the Harvard Kennedy School on 3/1/16. This

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