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Category: RT03 – Race and Money

Spring/Summer 2020
Race and Money

Contributors: Mehrsa Baradaran, Michael O'Malley, Michael Ralph, David M. P. Freund, Destin Jenkins, Peter Hudson,  K-Sue Park
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Roundtable 3: Race and Money
K-Sue Park, How Did Redlining Make Money?

September 25, 2020

K-Sue Park, Georgetown Law

One of the principal insights and analytical charges presented by scholars of racial capitalism is that racism makes money.
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P. J. Hudson, Currency, Colonialism, and Monetary History from Below

July 28, 2020

Peter James Hudson, University of California, Los Angeles

When discussions arose concerning the potential redesign of the US twenty-dollar bill, with the visage of Andrew Jackson replaced by an image of abolitionist Harriet Tubman
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M. Ralph, Finance and Violence

July 17, 2020

Michael Ralph, New York University

In the past few months, longstanding critiques about mass incarceration and police abuse have pushed a plea familiar to abolitionists into commercial journalism and casual conversation.
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D. Jenkins, Debt and the Underdevelopment of Black America

June 15, 2020
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D. Freund, Money is productive, and racist institutions create money

June 8, 2020

David M. P. Freund, University of Maryland

No doubt many readers here will be familiar with the role of the financial sector in shaping America’s peculiar history of racial inequality
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M. O’Malley, Money and the Limits to Self Making

May 28, 2020

Michael O’Malley, George Mason University

American debates about money have always reflected our fundamental ambivalence about capitalism itself.
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M. Baradaran, How the Right Used Free Market Capitalism against the Civil Rights Movement

May 19, 2020

Mehrsa Baradaran, University of California Irvine

In order to achieve racial justice in America, we must confront and then thoroughly reject simplistic and ahistorical myths about markets and capitalism.
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