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![Text reads: [Anti-Blackness] has been used to destroy/devalue the collective identity of Black people; criminalize Black people and communities, thus leading to fewer opportunities, more poverty, more dependence, and less political power.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GFWVlYMW0AAvLuy.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Text reads: [Anti-Blackness] has been used to destroy/devalue the collective identity of Black people; criminalize Black people and communities, thus leading to fewer opportunities, more poverty, more dependence, and less political power.
ALT Text reads: True liberation can only be achieved through accountability to our history and the consideration of our past decisions in the present. This can be done, in part, through the provision of reparations to Black people and communities, and the defunding of the police and reinvestment in communities.
ALT Text reads: In addition, this can be achieved through concrete, policy-based efforts to end medical racism, eradicate food deserts, hold the mainstream media accountable for its role in perpetuating anti-Black narratives and imagery, and revolutionize the educational system in this country. Authors: Janvieve Williams Comrie Antoinette M. Landor, Kwyn Townsend Riley, Jason D. Williamson
ALT This photo is of Jamil Smith, an established journalist that was recently appointed as BU's editor-in-chief of Emancipator, a digital magazine from the Center for Antiracist Research at Boston University. This is a close up photo of him smiling, with dark black and grey hair. He has light brown skin and a beard. He's wearing a black hoodie.
ALT Emmy-winning journalist Jamil Smith, the new editor in chief of The Emancipator, has been covering race, politics, and culture for two decades. Photo by Reginald Cunningham.
