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    Is It Safe to Reopen Schools Yet?

    Chalkbeat Feb 7, 2021

    The latest estimates suggest that about 60% American students have access to in-person instruction of some sort — the highest figure since November. But some districts and teachers unions remain resistant, worried about the virus spreading…

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    Differences in Credentials Don’t Explain The Racial Wage Gap

    Equitable Growth Feb 7, 2021

    The coronavirus recession continues to severely impact Black and Latinx workers, who are disproportionally suffering, compared to other workers in the United States. Understanding the causes of these disparate impacts…

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    Federal Safety Nets Aren’t Catching All Of Our Young People

    Urban Institute Feb 7, 2021

    The years when young people move from youth to adulthood are full of immense possibility and potential. This is the time when young people gain the education, skills, life experiences, and supports…

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    Should Prisons Offer Therapy?

    Prison Policy Initiative Feb 7, 2021

    Well-meaning policymakers sometimes suggest building “kinder, gentler” prisons that offer needed counseling — and indeed, one such project has recently been proposed for convicted women in Massachusetts — but in practice, prisons themselves…

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    NYC Passes Legislation to Reform Street Vendor Licensing

    The Counter Feb 7, 2021

    Even before the pandemic, New York’s street food vendors often struggled to earn a living hawking hot food and water bottles to residents and tourists. Now, their advocates say, the…

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    The Demographic Breakdown of Women Who Are Getting Abortions

    The Conversation

    The abortion debate is at the center of U.S. political dialogue. As of June 2018, 49 percent of Americans consider themselves pro-choice, while 45 percent consider themselves pro-life. Voices from…

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    Measuring Gender Equality on a Global Scale

    Global Citizen

    While individual countries have made progressed in the fight for equal rights, there is still a long way to go before gender equality can be fully achieved on a global scale.…

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    Study on Special Education Highlights Racial Disparities

    The Hechinger Report Feb 6, 2021

    The federal requirement for schools to provide extra services to children with disabilities has been around for more than 45 years. More than 7 million children, about 14 percent of all public…

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    To Protect Wild Lands, Let Activists Lease Drilling Rights

    Grist Feb 6, 2021

    Last month, the first-ever auction for oil and gas leases in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) ended with just three bidders winning drilling rights to more than half a million acres.…

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    The Number One Thing You Can Do to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint

    North American Association for Environmental Education Feb 6, 2021

    Childhood visits to zoos and aquariums inspired my love of animals and desire to protect species and the wild places they call home. These institutions are where I first learned…

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    What the Pandemic Has Taught Us About Unemployment Insurance

    RAND Corporation Feb 6, 2021

    As Congress considers further coronavirus relief, most of the attention—and debate—has been focused on the stimulus payments sent to many American families. President Biden has proposed adding $1,400 to the $600 payments…

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    Who Gets Missed By Global Health Aid?

    Brookings Feb 6, 2021

    The links between health and poverty are clear: Poverty limits people’s ability to access medical care, safe living environments, and sufficient nutrition, the absence of which can have disastrous consequences. Conversely, good health enables employment…

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