The Business of Forging a Shared Future Begins With Media Reparations

November 16, 2021

Alicia Bell, Damaso Reyes, Joseph Torres and Collette Watson, Harvard Social Impact Review

The U.S. media system has been a chief architect of our nation’s anti-Black narrative since 1619. Media reparations could help us finally move forward.

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