Institute on Race, Power and Political Economy

Around the world and across the United States, unjust identity-group-based social stratification harms individuals and communities. To Black people and other people of color, to women, to immigrants, to indigenous peoples, and to many others with social identities deemed different from socially defined dominant groups, society offers less wealth, more discrimination, more violence, worse healthcare, fewer protections, and less economic, cultural, and political power. Social stratification and related belief systems starting with race, racism, and racial resentment prevent humane, just, moral decision making. They deter investments in common goods. They threaten democracy itself. Inequalities that formed over centuries cannot be...

Institute on race, power and political economy operates in the Research industry.

Institute on race, power and political economy's revenue is 11m - 100m

Institute on race, power and political economy has 11 - 50 employees.