We’re seeking people who are passionate about supporting Black Lives & Liberation & are interested in donating their skills & time.
The Reparations Legacy Project, a campaign on the Uhuru Solidarity Movement, organizes white people with access to financial wealth to take a stand in repairing the damage of slavery and economic injustice through the redistribution of resources toward the Black self-determination programs of the Uhuru Movement, specifically the Black Power Blueprint in St. Louis, MO.
The Black Power Blueprint is currently building economic development and self-reliance projects including a community basketball court, a women’s health center, a community kitchen and reentry workforce program, a retail center, and much more.
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