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    Harmful For-Profit Schools in Mississippi Disproportionally Enroll Low-Income People

    The Hechinger Report Dec 25, 2017

    Mississippi’s for-profit colleges are largely drawing low-income students, students of color and women, putting these residents at risk of incurring more debt compared to their peers at nonprofit schools. The…

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    Why is Minority Representation Lagging Among STEM Faculty?

    Brookings Dec 20, 2017

    The first thing an economist looks for in this kind of situation is earnings differences. I’ll concentrate on black and Hispanic faculty while leaving gender for another day. The simple…

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    Is School Choice a Matter of Civil Rights?

    The74 Dec 19, 2017

    On an unseasonably frigid Thursday in November, Julian Vasquez Heilig, who is both a professor at California State University Sacramento and the California NAACP education chair, stood before an audience…

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    Racial Disparities in the American Prison System Have Been on the Decline

    The Marshall Project Dec 19, 2017

    One of the most damning features of the U.S. criminal justice system is its vast racial inequity. Black people in this country are imprisoned at more than 5 times the…

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    What Happened When A High School Resegregated? [Video]

    Business Insider Dec 17, 2017

    In 2000, I graduated from Central High School in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Central opened in 1979 after a federal court order forced the mostly segregated high schools in the Tuscaloosa City…

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    Inspiring Children for Guatemala’s Tomorrow

    Hispanics In Philanthropy Dec 15, 2017

    Guatemala is a tough place to be a kid. The fastest growing country and primary recipient of U.S. remittances in Central America is also one of the hemisphere’s poorest nations,…

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    A High-Stakes Headcount: Philanthropy and the 2020 Census

    Southern California Grantmakers Dec 15, 2017

    We’re still several years out from 2020, but funders are already preparing for a census that experts believe will be unusually fraught by challenges like underfunding, cybersecurity threats, partisan sabotage…

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    How One California District Narrowed its Latino Achievement Gap

    Edsource Dec 14, 2017

    Last year, a girl in Melody Gonzalez’s class at Las Palmas Middle School, in the San Gabriel Valley, started sobbing in class one day. Gonzales asked her what was wrong.…

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    The Board Diversity Problem in the Nonprofit Sector

    United Philanthropy Forum Dec 11, 2017

    The nonprofit sector has a board diversity problem. A recent BoardSource report[1]showed that nonprofit boards are no more racially and ethnically diverse than they were two decades ago and that “current…

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    Just as New York Education Plan Takes Off Superintendent Steps Down

    Chalkbeat Dec 11, 2017

    The longtime superintendent of the Manhattan community district where parents pushed for a plan to desegregate the local schools is stepping down just as the plan gets underway. After a…

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    These New Funds Let You Invest According To Your Values — And Help Nonprofits

    Fast Company Dec 11, 2017

    If you don’t like the idea of investing in companies with poor records on issues like sexual harassment in the workplace or gender diversity in boardrooms, here’s a new option…

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    Indiana Educator Earl Phalen on Charter Schools

    The 74 Dec 11, 2017

    I’ve been frustrated for 20 years watching children be forced, based on ZIP code, based on parents’ income, based on the parents’ parents’ ZIP code and income, not be able…

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