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From: Ralph Wyman (rwmuusja |
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| Date: Fri, 12 Mar 2010 15:16:36 -0800 (PST) | |
This talk will tie in well with MUUSJA's work on environmental and economic justice work that we're doing with HIRE. Please come if you can. RSVPs to Monica (see below) are helpful but _not_required_. Reminder: Tuesday, March 23 Please join us for: The Color of Wealth: Working at the Intersection of Racial and Economic Justice with author Rose Brewer 5:30 - 7:00pm, 3/23/10 Riverview Café and Wine Bar 3747 42nd Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN Café phone: (612) 729-4200 Examining the social, historic, and political factors that have created wealth disparity in America, Rose Brewer, one of the authors of The Color of Wealth, challenges the perception that people of all races in American society are on an equal playing field. Brewer contends that the racial wealth divide in American society was created and maintained by governmental policies of previous generations that traditionally benefited white Americans. Historically, government interventions have been focused on changing income, not assets that generate wealth. Even if successful, policies solely focused on income have not altered wealth disparities in America. Grab a snack at the Café then bring it over to the Wine Bar and join author Rose Brewer in a lively discussion about economic justice, its role in the social justice movement, and how local movements have been catalysts for change on the political stage. For more information or to RSVP, email Monica Bryand at monica [at] headwatersfoundation.org
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