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Appreciate the thread @Ruth_STaylor did yesterday on the growing #narrativechange field. As with most spaces, this field is dominated by white voices, so I feel it's necessary to do a follow-up thread highlighting the POC leaders who have helped me navigate this space.
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I have to start off with @rashadrobinson who was also named in @Ruth_STaylor thread. His piece on narrative infrastructure has informed my work the most thus far.
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Also, have to shout out @bridgitaevans who was also named on @Ruth_STaylor thread. Everything that @PopCollab puts out is amazing. The Becoming America fund showcases the way they bring together folks within entertainment, philanthropy, and social justice.
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In 1874, J.L. Chow opened Chow Chow Laundry at 904 Elm Street. He was the first person of Asian descent to be listed in the city directories. By 1891, 41/49 laundries in Dallas were Chinese-owned.
Fueled by decades of bigotry, a propaganda campaign was initiated against Chinese laundries by White competitors.
The Dallas Daily Times Herald ran an editorial in 1894: Danger in Inferior Laundries: Dallas Customers Cannot Be Too Careful Where They Send Their Soiled Clothing.
The Dallas Daily Times Herald ran an editorial in 1894: Danger in Inferior Laundries: Dallas Customers Cannot Be Too Careful Where They Send Their Soiled Clothing.
"… the employees of the inferior laundries referred to, run the risk of contracting some vile disease… The people should give white laundries a chance" texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/met…
In my communications consulting work, I advise #globaldev organizations to no longer view communications as an “add-on” service department, first beholden to the #fundraising function of an organization. /1
At this point in history, communications departments can and must be developing narrative change strategies that support the vision of the world they and their partners are building. #DevComms /2
In this week of #GivingTuesday, it may appear that #narrativechange work is at odds with proven fundraising practices. how-matters.org/2018/12/04/giv… /3
