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Trump’s selections for his Cabinet and administration include a “great replacement theory” proponent and an alleged white nationalist. https://lnkd.in/dUH2AcDs

Trump’s selections for his Cabinet and administration include a “great replacement theory” proponent and an alleged white nationalist. https://lnkd.in/dUH2AcDs

At Capital B, we’re telling the stories that make a difference. Help us continue our work by donating today—your support will be matched, dollar for dollar. https://lnkd.in/dA57qpuT

Some Black rural voters feel abandoned by Democrats. https://lnkd.in/dTTBvn76

If there’s anything that the aftermath of this election has taught us, it’s that we’ve got work to do: work to continue informing and engaging our communities, work holding our country’s new leaders accountable. But we must also work to shine a light on the good that’s happening, the stories of hope and of mutual care. Since the election, we’ve already reported on strategies for Black Americans to nurture mental health, on the history of how music and art have helped us endure troubling times, and of the historic wins for Black women in the senate. Our work wouldn’t be possible without support from readers like you. That’s why we’re launching our year-end campaign today. We want to raise $33,750 by December 31. That’s ambitious—but so are our plans for the new year. What’s more, thanks to NewsMatch, every dollar you give today results in two additional dollars invested in our newsroom. As one recent donor said, “We’re all we got.” Capital B has always been committed to our communities, to telling the stories that are otherwise overlooked, ignored, or warped by misinformation. If you feel empowered to join our mission to spotlight the truth, click the link in bio and make a contribution of any amount!

Congratulations to Chauncey Alcorn and Adam Mahoney whose reporting won Gold for the 4th Annual Anthem Awards for their reporting on the hazardous conditions at Atlanta's Fairburn & Gordon apartments and the 10 year anniversary of the Flint water crisis, respectively. Mahoney also was awarded Bronze for his work on the New Great Migration. Join us in congratulating both of them!

Rural Black Americans faced years of racism, erasure, and neglect. They need political and civic infrastructure to fight back. https://lnkd.in/drXWAZnv

Music and art have helped Black Americans weather troubling times before. Brandon Tensley explores how creative expression has helped us to endure troubles before – and can do so again. https://lnkd.in/dKJzE6TX

Music and art have helped Black Americans weather troubling times before. Brandon Tensley explores how creative expression has helped us to endure troubles before – and can do so again. https://lnkd.in/dKJzE6TX