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How Solidarity Economies Take Hold

The new book “Solidarity Cities” documents how people living under hegemonic capitalist systems find ways to build their own economic institutions based on solidarity instead of profit and competition.

In cities powerfully shaped by racial capitalism and economic exclusion, communities have long fought to reclaim their futures through economic solidarity and cooperation. This has been the case through the darkest stages of racial capitalist urban history and remains especially important in the face of a resurgent patriarchal white supremacy today.

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