Racial Equity
We are concerned about racial equity because it affects the daily lives of those in our community. Equal representation at all levels (political, educational, etc.) further expands the contributions that POC can make for the collective good of society. Citizens' financial security, physical well-being, or ability to live without being discriminated against because of the color of their skin are all benefits that would arise as a result of such representation. In short, it is important to recognize the lives of all individuals, including those whose rights have historically been denied, and ensure that we all have equitable access to the same resources.
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Party Viewpoints
- The Democratic Party Platform
- The Republican Party does not directly address this issue
- The Libertarian Party does not directly address this issue
- The Green Party Platform
More Information
- Racial/Gender Wage Gap
- Racial Disparities in How Police Use Force
- Racial and Ethnic Achievement Gaps
- Racial Inequality, Poverty and Gentrification in Durham
- 50 Years after the Kerner Commission
- 2017 State of the Science: Implicit Bias of Review
- Racial Politics Project
- PBS's Race: The Power of an Illusion
- Race and the Classroom