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    How Issues Can Arise in Dual-Immersion Programs

    The Atlantic Jan 16, 2018

    Academia Antonia Alonso, which opened as a public charter school in 2014, was designed to meet the needs of a linguistically diverse population. School leaders took full advantage of the…

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    Donors of Color Aim to Advance Racial, Social and Economic Justice

    Faces of Giving Jan 16, 2018

    “Philanthropy is commendable, but it must not cause the philanthropist to overlook the circumstances of economic justice which make philanthropy necessary.” -Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Strength to Love, 1963…

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    Protecting Fragile Progress in Family Planning Abroad

    Global Health Now Jan 16, 2018

    Around the world, from Asia to Africa, tens of millions of women have gained access to contraception in the past 5 years, making it possible for them to avoid unsafe…

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    Changes in Immigration: DOJ Decision Could Lead to More Deportations

    The Marshall Project Jan 16, 2018

    Imagine you’re an immigration judge and someone is standing before you, facing deportation. You need to make a decision, but there are complications.  One tool at your disposal is to…

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    Meet the First Openly Gay U.S. Athlete to Compete In the Winter Olympics

    Mashable Jan 16, 2018

    Figure skater Adam Rippon will be the first openly gay man to compete for the United States in the Winter Olympics. The 28-year-old celebrated qualifying for the Games, which take…

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    A Sustainable Business Donation Model

    Medium Jan 16, 2018

    I’m retired Army and I care deeply about the well-being of service members. I’m also a Kripalu yoga instructor since 2012. I used to think these two things, Army and yoga,…

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    The Gender Divide: Growth in Men and Women’s Prisons

    Prison Policy Institute Jan 15, 2018

    The story of women’s prison growth has been obscured by overly broad discussions of the “total” prison population for too long. This report sheds more light on women in the…

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    The American Upper Middle Class is Still White

    Brookings Jan 15, 2018

    In a society moving towards greater racial equity as well as greater racial diversity, we would expect to see the uppermost classes becoming more heterogeneous. So: how white is the…

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    Rwanda and Uganda Deny Claims of Deal to Take in Africa Migrants From Israel

    Al Jazeera Jan 13, 2018

    Rwanda and Uganda have rejected claims of signing a controversial deal to take in African migrants from Israel. Earlier this week, Israel approved a plan to force asylum seekers to choose between indefinite detention…

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    A Civil Debate About Religious Freedom [Book Review]

    Hudson Institute Jan 13, 2018

    John Corvino, Ryan Anderson, and Sherif Girgis are leading advocates in America’s culture wars, particularly concerning religious objections to complying with newer sexual mores. Consider the cases of Kim Davis…

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    Indigenous Women Occupy Washington State Capitol Over Climate Change

    Al Jazeera Jan 11, 2018

    Sitting in a tarpee erected outside the Capitol Building in the US state of Washington, seven Indigenous women and their supporters have vowed to stay put. They will stay until they are…

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    A Look At The International Migrant Crisis

    Brookings Jan 10, 2018

    On December 4, 2000, the United Nations declared December 18 as International Migrants Day. The U.N. did so to recognize the increasing number of migrants around the world and to…

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