We encourage you to explore the following resources that have significantly influenced our thinking and understanding of wealth accumulation, reparatory justice, and organising for racial justice. We would like to acknowledge the teachings, wisdom, and phenomenal work of: 

• Esther Stanford Xosei and the Stop The Maangamizi campaign. Check out Esther’s talk with the URC on some of the foundations of reparatory justice here. 

• Resource Generation and their UK counterpart Resource Justice, creating a community of progressive people in the UK committed to the equitable distribution of wealth, land, and power. 

• Class Work Project, a worker’s co-op educating and organising around class identity, stigma, experience and oppression. Check out the Lumpen publication, Tracksuits, Traumas & Class Traitors which is available to purchase with both a regular and solidarity fee.

• Decolonising Economics, working to build a solidarity economy rooted in racial justice principles based on Movement Generation’s framework for a Just Transition. 

• The Good Ancestor Movement supports individuals and organisations with responsible wealth stewardship and radical redistribution. 

We ask all readers, to give genuine consideration to their immense potential of wealth redistribution. The time has come to confront the harsh realities of economic disparity and its deeply rooted connection to racial injustice. Our commitment to this work matters to challenge the narrative of scarcity in a world in which hoarding is normalised.