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    The Power of Grief-Fueled Activism

    The Atlantic Mar 7, 2018

    As she stood in front of hundreds of gun-control advocates at a rally in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, late last month, the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School senior Emma González told…

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    Why the Kerner Commission Didn’t Prevent Further Racist Police Brutality

    The Marshall Project Mar 7, 2018

    During the summer of 1967, more than 150 cities erupted into violence, fueled by pent-up resentments in the cities’ black communities over police brutality and other forms of racial injustice.…

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    How to Overcome the Discrimination Barrier to Universal Health Coverage

    Devex International Development Mar 7, 2018

    Zero discrimination is more than a slogan. It is essential for achieving universal health coverage. According to WHO and the World Bank, half the world still lacks access to essential…

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    Why the Development Credit Authority Needs to Stay in USAID

    Devex International Development Mar 7, 2018

    One of the most dependable areas of bipartisan consensus has always been the United States government’s support for global development. And now it seems the Trump administration has found agreement…

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    Escape Through Bankruptcy Is Not a Solution to the Student Loan Crisis

    The Heritage Foundation Mar 6, 2018

    As Congress turns its attention to the problems facing higher education, the Department of Education announced last week that it will seek public comment on possible relief for students with…

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    How States Can Realize the Potential of the Child Care and Development Block Grant

    Urban Institute Mar 6, 2018

    Congress’s bipartisan budget agreement includes a historic funding increase for the Child Care and Development Block Grant (CCDBG), the nation’s largest federal child care assistance program. The additional $5.8 billion for…

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    How Does Aggressive Immigration Enforcement Affect Students?

    The 74 Mar 2, 2018

    An uptick in immigration raids and deportations has had wide-ranging impacts on America’s schools, its teachers and its students — immigrant and otherwise, new research has found. Two-thirds of the…

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    Navigating Funding in the #MeToo Era: Challenges for Nonprofits, Advice for Donors

    Encompass Mar 1, 2018

    “What will it look like if we take a strong stance against sexual harassment?” This is not a question most founders or executive directors expect to have to ask themselves…

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    Uncertainty Under the PROSPER Act’s Proposed Student Loan Accountability Metric

    Urban Institute Feb 28, 2018

    The PROSPER Act proposes a substantial change to the way colleges are held accountable for the outcomes of their student borrowers. Because of the act’s other changes to the student…

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    The Case for Incremental Gun Control

    American Enterprise Institute Feb 27, 2018

    John Cornyn of Texas, the number-two Republican in the Senate, and Connecticut Democrat Chris Murphy, the chamber’s leading proponent of gun regulation, have a bill to address deficiencies in the background-check system.…

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    3 Reasons Cape Town’s Water Supply is Facing Day Zero

    Brookings Feb 26, 2018

    Cape Town has become the latest poster child of drought in the Southern African region. The dramatic declaration of Day Zero—the date on which the taps are turned off—has caught…

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    Students Across the U.S. Are Walking Out of Schools to Protest Gun Violence

    Business Insider Feb 24, 2018

    Students in Florida and Maryland walked out of their schools en masse February 21st to protest gun violence in what could be a preview of nationwide demonstrations planned for next month.…

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