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    While the Black Population in Arizona Grows, Wages Stagnate

    ASU News Nov 27, 2021

    Though the Black and African American population has shown the highest percentage growth rate in Arizona, Black entrepreneurship, investments in Black-owned businesses and wages have not kept pace, according to…

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    Why White Americans’ Homes Are Worth More

    Urban Institute Nov 27, 2021

    Homeownership is a key wealth-building tool, but homeownership rates for households of color continue to lag those of white households. In fact, the homeownership gap between Black and white households has persisted…

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    How B Corps Are Tackling the Racial Wealth Gap

    Certified B Corporation Nov 26, 2021

    The systems and policies that guide the U.S. financial industry have helped create a wide and long-standing racial wealth gap. In 2019, the typical white family had eight times the wealth…

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    How Involuntary Retirement Drives Poverty in South Korea

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Nov 26, 2021

    The number of retired people in their late 50s and early 60s is growing fast in South Korea. In 2010, 24 percent, or 1.7 million people between the ages of 58 and…

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    Protecting Native American Women and Girls [Video]

    Washington Area Women's Foundation Nov 24, 2021

    This webinar featured Shannon O’Loughlin, Chief Executive & Attorney for the Association on American Indian Affairs. The Association on American Indian Affairs is the oldest non-profit serving Indian Country protecting…

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    Exploring Grassroots Activism for Climate Justice [Audio]

    Sharable Nov 24, 2021

    Kian Goh’s new book Form and Flow: The Spatial Politics of Urban Resilience and Climate Justice, examines the politics around climate change response strategies in three cities and the mobilization of…

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    Task Force Assigned to Change Racist Names on Federal Lands

    Grist Nov 24, 2021

    At the urging of Interior Secretary Deb Haaland, a ​​member of the Pueblo of Laguna who is the first Indigenous person to hold a cabinet-level position in a U.S. presidential…

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    COVID-19 Reveals Existing Problems Related to Female Incarceration

    The Marshall Project

    Women are the less visible victims of COVID-19 behind bars—as they are so often overlooked in a criminal justice system that was not designed for them. Though only a small…

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    Places Not Prisons

    Brookings Nov 24, 2021

    The recent rise in violent crime in the United States has added another compounding layer of hardship to a nation struggling to rebuild from the events of 2020. While overall…

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    How Lessons in Climate Migration and Climate Finance Can Inform Policy

    Brookings Nov 24, 2021

    Thousands of people from Central America traveled through Mexico bound for the United States while world leaders met at COP26. Forced migration from Central America is driven by violence, corruption, lack of opportunity,…

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    Activist Shares How to Fight FGM With Technology

    Global Citizen Nov 24, 2021

    Female genital mutilation (FGM) remains very common in East African communities and, despite being a form of gender-based violence, it is still an ongoing cultural practice with millions of girls in Africa…

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    Some States Are Declaring A Youth Mental Health Emergency

    The 74 Nov 23, 2021

    Families, lawmakers, doctors and educators across the political spectrum are in agreement: The kids are not all right. Maryland, Colorado, California and New Jersey are among the states that have…

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