Kansas City Urban Summit to discuss redlining, Black issues, featuring acclaimed writer
The nonprofit’s new report, “From Redlining to Chalk Lines: The Costs of Economic Injustice” will be released at a Saturday event.
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The nonprofit’s new report, “From Redlining to Chalk Lines: The Costs of Economic Injustice” will be released at a Saturday event.
The nonprofit’s new report, “From Redlining to Chalk Lines: The Costs of Economic Injustice” will be released at a Saturday event.
Here’s what’s happening in Kingston’s entertainment scene from Saturday, Sept. 17, to Friday, Sept. 23:
Didn't let them get away with it. reasons are talking about, hey, republicans are talking about protecting our kids against crt, they're against mask mandates and gunman dates and perfectly fine with school massacres. by the way, do you want to live in america where just yesterday at an airport in atlanta a gun went off and people thought it was a terrorist attack? all of my friends across the world, just like you, i'm sure, alicia, they ask why is america so obsessed with guns. what happens in this country on a weekly basis is not normal, it's abnormal. it is literally a sin and nobody unders...
LA theaters are looking to slowly reopen, but legislative challenges remain After 16 months of isolation, Angelenos are beginning to seek in-person arts and cultural events, but LA theaters continue to face big challenges as they try to keep the lights on. Listen 8 min