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Slavery reparations can happen. Some states are adopting their own versions

Duke Immerse in Hawaii: Return to Chinatown and Educational Policy at Kamehameha

Duke Immerse in Hawaii: Housing Policy in Kauai, Ho‘olaule‘a, Chinatown, and more

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William A. Darity, Jr. on presidential candidate Joe Biden’s recent remarks

Duke Immerse in Hawaii: Discussing Globalization, Pearl Harbor, and Education Policy

Duke Immerse in Hawaii: Travel and First Day at Manoa

Reparations, rebranded

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William A. Darity Jr. on Why Reparations Are Morally Required and Economically Necessary

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Keisha Bentley-Edwards on the racial dimensions of the U.S. maternal health crisis for Black women in North Carolina

Dr. Keisha Bentley-Edwards, assistant professor at the Duke University School of Medicine and expert in health equity, joined WUNC’s Embodied podcast to discuss the racial dimensions of the U.S. maternal health crisis, particularly for Black women in North Carolina. Bentley-Edwards emphasized that while Medicaid expansion and hospital access are essential policy fixes, they cannot address…

William A. Darity Jr. featured in TIME article on 8 Radical Ideas for a More Equal America