A recent Axios headline stated that nonprofits are in crisis. For Black-led nonprofits serving Black communities, that crisis is not new.
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In Louisiana v. Callais, three justices dissented. They did not control the outcome. Political participation and political influence are not political power.
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Homeownership is widely treated as the foundation of wealth and economic independence in the United States. But under the current property tax system, even fully paid homes remain subject to government seizure if taxes cannot be paid. When ownership depends on perpetual payments to the government, the result is not true ownership—but the appearance of it.
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Over the past sixty years, the United States has spent trillions of dollars on wars. Economists estimate that closing the racial wealth gap would require a similar level of investment. The numbers reveal a difficult truth: the barrier has never been money. It has been priority and perceived value.
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Precision matters because the narratives written today become the history passed down tomorrow.
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