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    How Lack of Internet Access Has Limited Vaccine Availability for Racial and Ethnic Minorities

    The Conversation Feb 8, 2021

    Racial and ethnic minority communities that lack internet access have been left behind in the race to get a COVID-19 vaccine. The average monthly cost of internet access, about US$70,…

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    COVID’s Harmful Effects on Homelessness

    Al Jazeera

    The Seattle area has the country’s third largest concentration of citizens like Lovey, experiencing homelessness, and the city has become the centre of the US’s battle against the spread of…

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    Three Key Strategies for Impactful Giving in 2021

    Medium Feb 8, 2021

    There is no denying that a long road remains ahead of the United States in 2021. Bringing an end to the COVID-19 pandemic, ensuring equitable economic recovery, and healing a…

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    In Minnesota, Water Protectors Are Standing Against Dangerous Pipeline

    The Nation Feb 8, 2021

    In normal times, about 100 souls live in this small Northern Minnesota town on the banks of the Mississippi River where we are making our stand against one of the…

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    Health Insurance Rates Are Falling For Children of Immigrants

    Urban Institute Feb 8, 2021

    In 2019,  one quarter of all children nationwide had an immigrant parent. Ensuring these children and their parents have access to quality health care is critical to our nation’s future. The Biden…

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    Debunking Late-term Abortion Myths

    GOOD Magazine

    Abortion is an emotionally-charged issue that involves gender, religion, civil liberties, morality and a person’s freedom to make their own health decisions without interference from the state. So it’s important…

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    Study Finds Eviction Bans Reduced COVID-19 Deaths By 11 Percent

    Duke University Feb 7, 2021

    The policies that helped financially struggling Americans stay in their homes and keep access to water and electricity during the COVID-19 pandemic also helped reduce the spread of the virus,…

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    How COVID-19 Prevented Flu Season

    FiveThirtyEight Feb 7, 2021

    In the third week of 2021, clinical laboratories nationwide tested 23,549 specimens for influenza. Of those, just 0.3 percent (65 tests) turned up positive — a number that is, to put…

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    One Third of Americans Remain Unsure About the COVID-19 Vaccine

    Futurity Feb 7, 2021

    More than a third of people nationwide report they are either unlikely or at least hesitant to get a COVID-19 vaccine when it becomes available, a new study shows. The…

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    Is It Safe to Reopen Schools Yet?

    Chalkbeat Feb 7, 2021

    The latest estimates suggest that about 60% American students have access to in-person instruction of some sort — the highest figure since November. But some districts and teachers unions remain resistant, worried about the virus spreading…

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    Federal Safety Nets Aren’t Catching All Of Our Young People

    Urban Institute Feb 7, 2021

    The years when young people move from youth to adulthood are full of immense possibility and potential. This is the time when young people gain the education, skills, life experiences, and supports…

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    Should Prisons Offer Therapy?

    Prison Policy Initiative Feb 7, 2021

    Well-meaning policymakers sometimes suggest building “kinder, gentler” prisons that offer needed counseling — and indeed, one such project has recently been proposed for convicted women in Massachusetts — but in practice, prisons themselves…

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