Charts and Graphs

Vivienda y la División de la Riqueza Racial

— Maz
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 Diseño de la gráfica informativa por Design Action Collective

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La vivienda, el comienzo del "Sueño Americano" es la forma más grande de la riqueza privada sostenida por familias a lo largo de los Estados Unidos. Esta Gráfica informativa dibuja la atención a la intersección de la vivienda tanto como un derecho humano reconocido globalmente asi como una comodidad en un mercado existente global controlado por los mas ricos. Nosotros pedimos a los lectores el reconocimiento a la historia detrás de la larga división de la riqueza racial y considerar el entre juego entre las políticas de la vivienda federal y las prácticas financieras riesgosas y su impacto sobre la división.

Para más sobre la vivienda y la división de la riqueza racial, vea el Reporte del Día de MLK 2013 de UFE: Estado del Sueño 2013: Un Camino Largo Desde la Casa

Racial Wealth Divide: Why Housing Matters

— Maz
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 Infographic design by Design Action Collective

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Housing, a cornerstone of the "American Dream," is the largest form of privately wealth held by families across the United States. This infographic draws attention to the intersection of housing as both a globally-recognized human right and as a commodity in a global stock market controlled by the wealthy. We urge readers to acknowledge the history behind the long-standing racial wealth divide and to consider the interplay between federal housing policies and risky financial practices and their impacts on the divide.

For more on housing and the racial wealth divide, see UFE's 2013 MLK day report:
State of the Dream 2013: A Long Way From Home

VIDEO: Reflections on Popular Economics Education

— Shannon M.
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Now THIS is how you create a movement. In this video, newly minted Popular Economics Educators offer reflections on their experience at UFE's most recent Training of Trainers Institute.

Deconstructing the Self-Made Myth

— Shannon M.
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Individual success is the result of gumption and hard work. But equality important are the supports provided by society and sponsored by government. Being entirely "self-made" is a mth; the reality is it takes a village to foster personal and business success. Learn more at selfmademyth.org.

Download a PDF of "Deconstructing the Self-Made Myth" (PDF)

Contact comms@faireconomy.org to order printed copies of infographics.

MLK Day Report: Dr. King's Dream 30 Years from Now

— ts
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The last 30 years of public policy have hindered progress toward Dr. King's dream of racial equality. Thirty years from now, people of color will collectively represent the majority of the U.S. population. If we continue along the same governing path, the racial economic divide will remain in 2042 and, in many regards, will be considerably worse.

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