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    Disabled Americans And Healthcare Gaps

    Special Olympics Aug 2, 2017

    New research studies conducted by Special Olympics found disturbing evidence that individuals with intellectual disabilities face widespread health problems, while physicians, dentists, and other health professionals are not receiving adequate…

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    What We Learned From Cesar Chavez

    Hispanics In Philanthropy Aug 2, 2017

    Chavez, a Mexican American from Arizona, dropped out of the seventh grade in 1942 to start picking crops so that his mother wouldn’t have to. In the 1950s, in a…

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    Information Technology Jobs Need A Reboot

    IssueLab Aug 2, 2017

    Over the next year, the IT sector alone will need to fill 1.1 million jobs, about half of which will go unfilled due to a lack of qualified workers (ITAA…

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    ICE Shuts Down Program for Asylum-Seekers

    The Atlantic Aug 2, 2017

    U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will soon close a family case management program for asylum-seekers that, as of April 19, housed more than 630 families. According to Sarah Rodriguez,…

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    How the Six-Day War Transformed Religion

    The Atlantic Aug 2, 2017

    Fifty years ago this week, the Six-Day War dramatically altered geographic borders and political fortunes in the Middle East. For Israelis, the stunning 1967 victory meant an expanded country that…

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    Raising Women’s Pay: An Agenda For Equity

    Issue Lab Aug 2, 2017

    Women are deeply concerned about the issue of pay discrimination. Survey after survey indicates that unequal pay ranks at the top of women’s concerns about their work. To resolve the…

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    Asian Americans And Pacific Islanders Missing?

    Urban Institute Aug 2, 2017

    Both in research and throughout the media, terms like “minority” and “person of color” typically imply black and Hispanic people, and those groups are the most highly and disproportionately affected…

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    Criminal Justice on a Hunch

    Cato Institute Aug 1, 2017

    Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the reinstitution of a federal program that allows local police officers to seize personal property without so much as a criminal charge. The program is intended…

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    Unregistered Churches Driving A Chinese Religious Revolution

    Yahoo News Jul 31, 2017

    China, the world’s rising superpower, is experiencing an explosion of faith. The decades of anti-religious campaigns that followed the 1949 communist takeover are giving way to a spiritual transformation—and among…

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    What Do Immigrants Cost?

    Urban Institute Jul 31, 2017

    Earlier this year, Urban Institute researchers contributed to a comprehensive National Academies of Science study examining the fiscal and economic impacts of immigrants and refuting many common misperceptions about immigration. Immigrants have roughly the same…

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    Education Advocates Push For Faster Immigration Training

    NewsWorks Jul 31, 2017

    Since Donald Trump’s election, the School District of Philadelphia has been training staff to better deal with the anxieties facing immigrant families. But one group says the district hasn’t gone…

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    The Uncomfortable Truth: Race Matters Are National News

    NonProfit Quarterly Jul 31, 2017

    Historically, media coverage on race did not matter unless it was negative or destructive. The “polarized campus” is a decidedly liberal arts college located in Olympia, Washington, where close to…

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