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SUMMARY:Racial Justice and Reparations
DESCRIPTION:Recent conversations about reparations in the United States have drawn on both history and analyses of current economic\, social\, and political perspectives to propose reparative practices that range from monetary compensation to targeted policies that address racial disparities in wealth\, housing discrimination\, and education access\, among others. At a wider scale\, scholars like Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò have offered a constructivist view of reparations that proposes a historically informed project of distributive justice that serves a larger and broader world-making process. The project of reparations\, therefore\, has a forward-facing orientation that by necessity is anchored in the past. Register at go.rutgers.edu/reparations. 
URL:https://sawyerseminar.newark.rutgers.edu/event/1033/
LOCATION:Express Newark\, Room 213\, 54 Halsey Street\, Newark\, NJ\, 07102\, United States
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