Just Action
Leah Rothstein, Richard RothsteinChallenging racial segregation and remedying its effects will take Just Action. Let's get started. By Richard Rothstein and Leah Rothstein
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A Life to Inspire
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Paula Baron died last month at the age of 91. She, and her husband, Hal, were important mentors to me 60 years ago. Her life is a lesson for all of us. I wrote a brief tribute for her memorial service held on March 7. I tried...
Principles for Advancing Housing Availability and Affordability
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The moderator of one of our recent Just Action community events made a reference to a story in the Bible in which the prophet Nehemiah led the Jewish people to rebuild Jerusalem’s walls while defending themselves from enemies...
MAPA: Make America Patriotic Again
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Upon his inauguration, President Trump issued an executive order saying how American history should be taught in schools. He asserted that instruction must “instill a patriotic admiration for our incredible Nation… [with] a c...
Preserving democracy in these times
A version of this post initially appeared on the EPI Action Blog of the Economic Policy Institute.
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Just Action was intended for normal times, but its suggestions for direct action have become more urgent as Trump’s unlawful...
Come to the Table
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I’ve been pretty quiet here lately. While I’ve continued to speak around the country about Just Action and be inspired by local efforts to challenge segregation, it’s been hard to focus on them while fair housing laws and fun...
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Co-author, with Richard Rothstein, of Just Action, which describes how local community groups and concerned residents can begin to redress the racial segregation of our neighborhoods.
Author of The Color of Law; Co-author of Just Action: How to Challenge Segregation Enacted Under the Color of Law
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