Celebrating Progress, Confronting Inequality: The Future of Black Political PowerBy Dedrick Asante-Muhammad, President, Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies3d ago3d ago
Race, Money, and Trump’s Nominees: What the Senate Must AskIf Senate committee staff lack diversity, the policies they create risk deepening inequalities rather than solving them.Jan 25Jan 25
An Open Letter to the Trump Administration: The Opportunity for a More Inclusive GovernmentBy Dedrick Asante-Muhammad, President of the Joint Center for Political and Economic StudiesJan 25Jan 25
Senate Pathways to Power: We Need Leaders Who Look Like America — OtherWordsSenators shape the national policy decisions that affect us all. The Senate is also a frequent stepping stone for major party presidential…Jul 31, 2024Jul 31, 2024
Announcing the Underwriting for Racial Justice Lender Pilot ProgramBeneficial State Foundation is excited to invite U.S.-based lenders interested in increasing their lending to people of color to apply to…May 9, 2024May 9, 2024
Racial Wealth Snapshot: Immigration And The Racial Wealth DivideBy Dedrick Asante-Muhammad and Janessa ChuMay 9, 2024May 9, 2024
Joint Center President Reflects on 54 Years of Progress, Policies, and PromiseAs I begin to settle into the role of president of the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, I am filled with a sense of…Apr 22, 2024Apr 22, 2024
Congressional staff are still not representative of the people they serve — so why did Congress…BY DEDRICK ASANTE-MUHAMMAD AND LASHONDA BRENSON, OPINION CONTRIBUTORS — 04/02/24 12:00 PM ETApr 22, 2024Apr 22, 2024