The Paradox of Anti-Racism Funding

This chapter examines the challenges faced by a racial justice activist as funding dwindles, highlighting the scrutiny and paranoia surrounding their leadership. It critiques the notion that financial contributions can effectively address the deep-rooted issues of racism, drawing historical parallels to inadequate practices in the pursuit of atonement.

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