As the administration unfurls wide-ranging attacks on racial justice, leaders in the reparations movement are considering different strategies to ensure the longevity of their work
Black land theft nationwide has displaced more than a million US families. A key part of reparations requires actively repairing this legacy through land return
This is the seventh installment of a series in which several dozen scholars, designers, planners, activists, and artists share observations on the keen and rising interest in practices of repair, reuse, preservation, maintenance, and care, and the growing conviction that such practices are vitally important to our cultures and economies, our ecosystems and ecologies.