iF, A Foundation for Radical Possibility
Created by iF, A Foundation for Radical Possibility, Executive Produced by iF, Co-CEO Temi F. Bennett Esq., and Written and Directed by Dr. Sabiyha Prince, Diminished Returns: The Black Wealth Gap in Washington, D.C. amplifies the stories and perspectives of the Black families who have been harmed by displacement, land theft, and economic injustice.
Through their voices and experiences, the film exposes the stuctural racism that has created a the Black wealth gap in Washington, D.C. and offers reparative solutions.
At iF, A Foundation for Radical Possibility, we envision a world where Black people and people of the global majority live powerfully, abundantly and beautifully in healthy, self-determined communities free of social, economic and ideological violence.
Community Power
Providing the resources - financial and otherwise - to build and sustain the people’s power to demand and achieve justice.
Culture
Shifting narratives about anti-black racism and its ill impacts on society and creating new narratives that center the voices of people who live at the sharpest intersection of systems of oppression such as race, class and gender identity.
Healing Justice
Creating spaces and practices that prioritize rest, rejuvenation, resilience and healing from the spectrum of systemic and interpersonal harms.
Institutions & Structures
Disrupting institutions and structures that perpetuate anti-black racism and other intersectional discriminatory harms.
Reparations & Economic Justice
Supporting economic justice movements, including the movement to pay reparations to Black people who are owed a debt as a result of historic and contemporary racial harms.
