(Credit: The Chicago Community Trust) This is the second of two op-eds from The Shared Prosperity Partnership. This collaboration of The Kresge Foundation, the Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program, the Urban Institute and Living Cities launched in 2018; it brings together local leaders in eight U.S. cities to address challenges to inclusive growth and provide data, research, and access to national experts, networks and financial resources. We asked leaders in each of these eight cities to describe briefly the considerations, strategies and tactics required to advance more racially inclusive recoveries in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.