Black History Month
Feb 22, 2021•35 min•Ep. 62
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Episode description
Brittny and Nia take an opportunity to talk about black philanthropy in America, it's astounding 400 year history and what it means for nonprofits today.
Resources
- Nia's Interview with "What's Up With Karen?"
- "...between 1984 and 2009, the racial wealth gap between white and black families nearly tripled from $85,000 to $236,500" from the Hidden Rules of Race, pg. 64.
- Diversity in Giving Study, Blackbaud
- Giving to the Potato Famine, Irish America
- Black Church Giving, Givelify
- 400 Years of Black Giving, The Conversation
- The Future of African-American Philanthropy, Candid.
- Black Americans Donate a higher share of their wealth than Whites, Washington Post
- Twitter thread about Tulsa Mega Church
- Watch Self-Made on Netflix
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