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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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    Oscar Nominee ‘Lady Bird’ Offers Nuanced View of Catholic School

    The 74 Mar 1, 2018

    It’s easy for filmmakers to make fun of Catholic school. That’s why writer and director Greta Gerwig decided to do something very different. Gerwig has said that her film Lady Bird may be the only…

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    Why Are All Nutrition Studies Untrustworthy? The Problem Is You

    The New Food Economy Mar 1, 2018

    Most nutrition researchers are forced to collect their data using a notoriously unreliable scientific instrument: the human brain. It’s hard and expensive to conduct rigorous nutritional experiments where you know…

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    College Enrollment Surges Among Low-income Students

    AEI Feb 28, 2018

    The Greek philosopher Heraclitus once observed that nothing is permanent, except change. Such classical wisdom is once again evident in a recent release of data from the National Center for Education Statistics…

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    Schools That Serve Poor, Minority Students are Systematically Shortchanged, But Disparities Are Closing

    The 74 Feb 28, 2018

    School districts serving America’s most impoverished children receive about $1,000 less per student than those in America’s most affluent communities, according to a new report that analyzed the extent of…

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    Why African-American Male Teachers Are So Important

    The 74 Feb 28, 2018

    As we celebrate Black History Month, my focus is on what we have done — and will continue to do — for low-income students of color. For example, we know…

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    Court Watchers Monitor Criminal Justice System In Real Time

    The Marshall Project Feb 28, 2018

    After years of focusing efforts on private prisons, mandatory sentences and money bail, people trying to change the criminal justice system have identified another target: prosecutors. In an influential book last year,…

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    High-impact Opportunities to Improve the Lives of Women and Girls

    Center for High Impact Philanthropy Feb 28, 2018

    Investing in women & girls has immense potential for positive social change – not just for them, but also for their families and communities. Yet, women around the world experience…

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    NRA Boycott Shows How Targeted Protests Can Work

    TriplePundit Feb 28, 2018

    Through a generation of school shootings and thousands of other gun-enabled murders, the National Rifle Association has held the fort against gun safety legislation. Now the NRA edifice is finally…

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    Ellen DeGeneres Donates $50,000 to March for Our Lives [Video]

    GOOD Magazine Feb 28, 2018

    In the wake of the Feb. 14 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School that left 17 people dead, the students have inspired many with their outspoken messages demanding gun…

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    Disaster Preparedness Week: Four Projects Changing Lives

    Give2Asia Feb 27, 2018

    Around the world, the impacts of climate change are forcing communities to take extreme adaptation measures or else risk losing everything. Communities in South and Southeast Asia face the most…

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    Marjory Stoneman Douglas Alumni Rise Up To Support Shooting Survivors

    Mashable Feb 27, 2018

    Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, may look like any other American high school from the outside. But former students who spent their teenage years in its hallways…

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