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Jane Hughes Gignoux

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We at the Anti-Racist Alliance Executive Undoing Racism Group would like to thank Susan E. Mason for her thoughtful and well-referenced editorial, The Occupy Movement and Social Justice Economics. As long-time professionals in the social services field and others, all committed to undoing the structural racism on which the United States was founded and continues to operate to this day, we would like to draw attention to the fact that issues of social justice and economic justice are inextricably interconnected: they should not be treated as separate problems.

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We at the Anti-Racist Alliance Executive Undoing Racism Group would like to thank Susan E. Mason for her thoughtful and well-referenced editorial, The Occupy Movement and Social Justice Economics. As long-time professionals in the social services field and others, all committed to undoing the structural racism on which the United States was founded and continues to operate to this day, we would like to draw attention to the fact that issues of social justice and economic justice are inextricably interconnected: they should not be treated as separate problems.

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We at the Anti-Racist Alliance Executive Undoing Racism Group would like to thank Susan E. Mason for her thoughtful and well-referenced editorial, The Occupy Movement and Social Justice Economics. As long-time professionals in the social services field and others, all committed to undoing the structural racism on which the United States was founded and continues to operate to this day, we would like to draw attention to the fact that issues of social justice and economic justice are inextricably interconnected: they should not be treated as separate problems.

Key concepts: Undoing, Racism, Social justice, Sociology, Alliance, Economic Justice, Field (mathematics), Criminology

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