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    New York’s Separate and Unequal Schools

    The Nation Mar 2, 2018

    As Mayor Bill de Blasio begins a second term with a vow to make New York the nation’s ”fairest city,” his first assignment should be grading the fairness of the…

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    An Intersectional Approach to Tackling Menstrual Equity

    Days for Girls International Mar 2, 2018

    The idea of a woman using unsanitary materials like rags, leaves and cardboard during her monthly cycle may seem unfathomable, but it’s reality for many around the world. In addition,…

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    How Native Americans Are Fighting For Their Rights In The Cannabis Industry

    GOOD Magazine Mar 2, 2018

    At first, it seemed likely that Native Americans would benefit from the legal marijuana industry. According to the 2012 Census, Native American farmers are responsible for over 50 millions acres of…

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    Video Game Blasts Gender Wage Gap

    Mashable Mar 2, 2018

    Jane Friedhoff is a riot grrrl game developer. What does that mean? She creates power fantasies for women through the joy of unadulterated play. Her latest title, Lost Wage Rampage, essentially reappropriates the hyper-masculinity of Grand…

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    Mayhem Multiplied: Mass Shooters and Assault Weapons

    IssueLab Mar 2, 2018

    Mass shootings have taken place consistently throughout American history, in every region of the country. Over the last 30 years, however, assault weapons and firearms equipped with large- capacity ammunition…

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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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    Top Companies Are Missing Talent From Historically Black Colleges

    Fast Company

    How many times have you seen a report where today’s top tech companies admit to struggling to recruit top diverse talent? Only 2% of Google’s workforce is black, and at Twitter, just 3%…

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    How Patsy Mink Changed History for Millions of Women

    The 74 Mar 1, 2018

    She applied to a dozen medical schools, but she was denied admission because she was a woman. She earned a law degree instead, but firms refused to hire her because…

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    What I Learned From a Multi-racial, Cross-Class Fundraising Project

    Resource Generation Mar 1, 2018

    I got involved with Resource Generation about four years ago when my roommate invited me to an RG open house. The generational wealth in my family comes mostly from family…

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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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    The History of Pittsburgh’s Black Renaissance

    CityLab Mar 1, 2018

    In the 19th century, what is now the University of Pittsburgh was called the Western University of Pennsylvania. Before his death in 1858, Charles Avery, a white Pittsburgh cotton trader…

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    7 Ways Men Can Become Better Allies to Women

    Devex International Development Mar 1, 2018

    The Personal Adopt a growth mindset: When we have a growth mindset, we think of ourselves as a perpetual student of this work, humble about what we don’t know and…

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