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If you’re in L.A., I’d love to be in community w you at Reparations Club on June 26. Join my WSSU classmate/fellow journalist Tim Pulliam as we build conversation around my debut book, The Price of Exclusion. Tickets are available here (full tour will drop soon!): www.eventbrite.com/e/book-event...

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So imagine being Black for all of America's history.

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The Price of Exclusion: The Pursuit of Healthcare in a Segregated Nation by Nicole Carr This searing debut from journalist Carr explores the underexamined history of discrimination against America’s Black medical stu...

A “searing debut…” I am humbled by and grateful for this Publishers Weekly review of The Price of Exclusion. It’s one of the first media or trade reviews of my forthcoming book. You can read it and pre-order here: www.publishersweekly.com/9780063288126 @publisherswkly.bsky.social

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The journalism is good. Strikes aren’t about the product. They’re about ensuring those good journalists who produce it have sustainable and fair working conditions. That way you can keep getting the work from the good guys.

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Thank you! DM me and tell me where you saw it!

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Standing in solidarity with my former colleagues today:

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🙏🏾✨

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"The Price of Exclusion” is generational wealth and a long path to equality Discover the untold history of Black medical professionals fighting for healthcare in a segregated nation in Nicole Carr's investigative book.

Oh! The book conversations tonight remind me to mention to @nicolefcarr.bsky.social: I saw a press copy of “The Price of Exclusion” out in the world the other day — can’t wait for my preorder to arrive!

Go buy her book! bookshop.org/p/books/the-...

More here: theatlantavoice.com/nicole-carr-...

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The President is insane, and has been for a long time. You should think about having your own head examined if you’ve ever chosen to normalize any of this.

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A staggering new finding from Harvard's Joint Center for Housing Studies: since 2001, the money left over each month for lower-income renters—after paying rent and utilities—has fallen 60 percent to a record low of $210.

$210 left over for food, healthcare, childcare, and everything else.

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We’re talking anti-Blackness + structural racism in healthcare at this year’s Bay Area Book Fest. The panelists are brilliant researchers, providers. Honored to join them+explore the themes in each of our books.Takes place just ahead of The Price of Exclusion’s pub day.Full schedule: baybookfest.org

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"The Price of Exclusion” is generational wealth and a long path to equality Discover the untold history of Black medical professionals fighting for healthcare in a segregated nation in Nicole Carr's investigative book.

“Investigative reporting is at the heart of “The Price of Exclusion.” Carr travels domestically and internationally in order to dive into what it took for Black physicians to break into the field.” Thank you to The Atlanta Voice for this unexpected, early review: theatlantavoice.com/nicole-carr-...

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Civil Rights Icon, Dolores Huerta, Concealed Two
Children After Cesar Chavez Raped Her

Civil Rights Icon, Dolores Huerta, Concealed Two Children After Cesar Chavez Raped Her

Civil Rights icon, @doloreshuerta, made a brave move today, revealing a secret she had been holding for 60 years for the sake of the Farm Workers movement.

You can read her letter here: medium.com/@dolores_hue...

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Ballerina en Noir I took my daughters on a school night date to hear Misty Copeland speak. Unapologetically Black, she centered history as she sat on the grounds of a university under attack for diversity initiatives.

Just reposting one of my old newsletters in honor of Sinners to remind us that Misty Copeland has always been a Real Black One. Ballerina en Noir: open.substack.com/pub/nicolefc...

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Here’s the thing with Target: A lot of us started the boycott before it became “official.” Then, we learned we could ABSOLUTELY live without it. Then, we learned how much money we’d saved. So, no. It’s unlikely coming to an end.

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He exchanged text messages about the stench of Black people. Now he's running for a U.S. House seat in Georgia to support Trump. This morning,I woke up to an Atlanta Journal-Constitution article about Ryan Millsap's GOP bid for an open U.S. House seat. I covered his racist and antisemitic text exchanges in a 2024 investigation.

In 2024, I investigated a powerful film studio/real estate executive and his racist, antisemitic communications.

He exchanged messages about the stench of Black people.

Now he’s running for Congress in Georgia to support Trump. I wrote about it here: open.substack.com/pub/nicolefc...

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He exchanged text messages about the stench of Black people. Now he's running for a U.S. House seat in Georgia to support Trump. This morning,I woke up to an Atlanta Journal-Constitution article about Ryan Millsap's GOP bid for an open U.S. House seat. I covered his racist and antisemitic text exchanges in a 2024 investigation.

open.substack.com/pub/nicolefc...

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Listen.

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This is the guy I reported on in ‘24 for ProPublica + AJC. We had a bunch of his racist, anti-Semitic text exchanges w his ex-gf. They text about how Black ppl smell…He didn’t respond to the story until The Hollywood Reporter picked it up: bit.ly/4cstvq6 + Apology/reax, No paywall: bit.ly/4b67Oty

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Spent the weekend reeling over war, preserving Black history on the final leg of our four-city film festival tour with our children in tow, and committing to our ancestors’ exercise of call and response at the ASALH Black History centennial celebration in Washington. What a time to be alive.

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I think they’re closer to Lucifer than Jesus Christ, Brother.
Don’t take the rhetoric for face value.
Rip off the masks.

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Stop trying to make this make sense.
It never did.
It never will.

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Netflix Backs Out of Bid for Warner Bros., Paving Way for an Ellison Takeover

The richest man owns X.

The second and third richest men control Google.

The fourth richest man owns Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp.

The fifth richest man owns The Washington Post.

And now the sixth richest could soon take over both Paramount and Warner Bros.

See the problem here?

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Spent the last few days in community with Black memory workers contributing their genius via multiple disciplines-librarianship,archiving, oral histories, storytelling, museum curation and much more.The historic convening of the Black Information Futures Symposium in Seattle. #blkinfofutures2026

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Nicole Carr at a podium

Nicole Carr at a podium

Nicole Carr at a podium

Nicole Carr at a podium

@nicolefcarr.bsky.social spitting FACTS. #BLKINFOFUTURES2026 “Black Information Networks”

‘Preserving the Black press to democratize America’

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Our short doc, Through the Years, screened in D.C.’s Lincoln Theatre last night. It joined thirteen other films that document the Diaspora’s rich history. Thank you to film lovers who showed up, and the sisters who always show out. Hope I did you one good. 💕💚 Next Stops:Oakland, Miami and Atlanta. ✊🏾

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i think jesse jackson was one of the most important american political figures of the post-war era and i think that his 1984 and 1988 campaigns for the democratic nomination still have a great deal to teach about forging a path to a more egalitarian world. RIP.

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The Rev. Jesse Jackson, who led the Civil Rights Movement for decades after King, has died at 84 The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson has died. He was 84. Jackson was a protege of the Rev. Martin Luther King and became a leader of the Civil Rights Movement for decades after King was assassinated in 1968.

BREAKING: The Rev. Jesse Jackson, the civil rights leader from the era of MLK to Black Lives Matter, has died at 84, his family said.

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