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    How Young Men Can Change Gender Norms In Kenya

    Brookings Jan 10, 2018

    To empower women and girls in the patriarchal Maasai society in Kenya, young men must become part of the conversation about gender equality and girls’ education and advocate for girls’…

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    How the U.S. Can Help Resolve the Rohingya Crisis

    RAND Jan 10, 2018

    From August 2017 to January 2018, an estimated 650,000 Rohingyas, out of a population of a million, fled from Myanmar to neighboring Bangladesh to escape a campaign of arson, rape,…

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    New York: 5 Key Takeaways From Data on the Diversity Gap Between Students and Teachers

    Chalkbeat Jan 9, 2018

    Yet in New York City, as in districts across the country, there is a glaring disconnect between many students’ race or ethnicity and their teachers’: While 83 percent of New…

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    4 Places to Watch for Movement on the Death Penalty in 2018

    The Marshall Project Jan 9, 2018

    What can we expect at the beginning of 2018? Is the death penalty almost gone, or will the president’s support rejuvenate it? To answer those questions, there will be four…

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    How Can Blockchain Combat Migrant Worker Abuse?

    Devex International Development Jan 9, 2018

    Handshake is developing a new online platform stored securely on the blockchain to help ensure safe and just working conditions for the some 150 million migrant workers worldwide. We don’t want to make any assumptions about this…

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    A Story of Struggle in the U.S. Prison Health Care System

    The Marshall Project Jan 8, 2018

    I don’t feel normal. I’m always tired, no matter how much sleep I get. Last week, I nodded off at a meeting — even though I was outside and standing…

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    Supporting The Refugee Cause Is More Than Just About Money

    The National Jan 8, 2018

    One in every 113 people on the planet is now a refugee. Around the world, someone is displaced every three seconds, forced from their homes by violence, war and persecution.…

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    Are State Borders Inhibiting Internal Migration in India?

    Brookings Jan 8, 2018

    That international borders limit migration is obvious. But why should provincial or state borders prevent people from moving within a country? After all, most countries do not impose restrictions on…

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    Black Women are Earning More College Degrees, but that Alone Will Not Close Race Gaps

    Brookings Jan 8, 2018

    There are wide, stubborn economic gaps between black and white households in the U.S. Why? Many factors are at work, of course, including lower rates of upward mobility, discrimination in…

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    Prison Care Packages in New York Must Now Come Through Private Companies

    The Marshall Project Jan 8, 2018

    New York’s prison system just banned something unusual from the outside: fresh fruits and veggies. As of January 2018, care packages sent to some inmates must come through private companies…

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    Full Employment Has Not Reached Black America

    CityLab Jan 7, 2018

    We have more jobs in the U.S. than we have people to fill them. This is what economists mean by full employment and it should be a cause for celebration. When…

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    The U.S. Needs Evidence-Based Prison Reform

    American Enterprise Institute Jan 6, 2018

    Each year, the U.S. spends nearly $40 billion on prisons. Yet the return on investment is not good as nearly 80 percent of released prisoners are rearrested within five years.…

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