Basics
What does it mean to make amends for past harm?
What is reparations/repairs?
This is when racism and capitalism are tied together.
What is racial capitalism?
Black-led groups were "non-state" actors, meaning they werent apart of _____.
What is the government?
Researchers at which university worked with the City of Austin to measure Black dispossession?
What is the University of Texas at Austin?
Evanston, Illinois, pays $25,000 housing grants to Black residents because of harm from what kind of discrimination.
What is housing or zoning discrimination?
The idea that oppression types such as race or class can overlap and/or connect.
What is intersectionality?
This group in Mississippi builds worker-owned Co-ops.
What is Cooperation Jackson?
Wheatville, Clarksville, and the Red River community were Black communities founded after this event.
What is emancipation (the end of slavery)?
This is the one-time transfer of money that doesn't bring closure to ongoing injustices.
What is White Supremacy?
Reparative planning's first principle is to create spaces that facilitate ____.
What is Black joy?
It is stated that community groups work within current bonds do to this
In 1928, Austin adopted ______, which concentrated Black residents and city services in East Austin.
What is a city master plan?
Reparative planning has three minimum parts: public recognition, material redistribution, and social and spatial ___.
What is transformation?
This “democracy,” named by W.E.B. Du Bois, was to start after slavery ended and was hoped to start with land redistribution.
What is abolition democracy?
Cooperation Jackson, Ujima, and other community models work to teach people history and understand the past harms of ____.
What is the history of White supremacist exploitation?
The City Council requested a study of the economic cost of harm caused by City policies. The study is called the Cost of ____.
What is Dispossession?