
Nicole Lee
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Senior Vice President, Rights and Justice
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We promote systemic reforms to dismantle structural racial injustices, give everyone an equal opportunity to thrive, and ensure society benefits from our nation’s diversity.
We propose recommendations for federal, state, and local executive branches to adopt robust racial equity policies and ensure agencies are equipped to implement these policies effectively.
We coalesce around and promote key legislative actions to garner tangible reforms during this Congress.
We partner with the private sector to champion solutions to address the root causes of racial wealth and opportunity gaps and strengthen the case for such solutions to be enacted and scaled by local, state, and federal leaders.
We seek to fundamentally change Americans’ understanding of current and historic structural barriers that have long shut out communities of color from our economic, political, and social systems, building support for both long-term and systemic reforms.
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Time and time again, the Trump administration’s policies and practices have negatively affected communities of color across the United States.
This interactive map of the United States highlights Native American tribes' historical terms for two-spirit people, which refers to the historical and current indigenous people whose individual spirits are a blend of female and male spirits.
Decades of immigration have altered the racial and ethnic makeup of the United States, and it is today’s children who will be the vanguards of this new, diverse America.
Demographics are not destiny, but they will have a significant effect on America’s political landscape.
This interactive shows the growing diversity of every state in the nation from 1980 to 2060.
The growth of communities of color is shifting the electorate and will continue to shape the political landscape in the years to come.
Philip E. Wolgin identifies which crucial states in this year's election have the highest concentration of eligible but unregistered Latino voters.
Explore the changing demographics of the United States as people of color increasingly become a majority across the nation.