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In ‘Passing,’ the Steep Cost of Crossing the Color Line

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By Soraya Nadia McDonald, The Undefeated Passing is not just…

Examining the Black-White Wealth Gap

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By Kriston McIntosh, Emily Moss, Ryan Nunn, and Jay Shambaugh,…

To Improve Public Health, Make Housing a Human Right

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By Javier Lopez, Center NYCWhere we live dictates so much…

Hurricane Ida’s Destruction was the Result of Years of Systemic Racism

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NY DOB employee inspects a house where people were killed when…

Congress Must Not Turn Its Back on America’s Families

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By Wade Henderson, Civil RightsThe pandemic has taught us…

Racial Income and Wealth Gaps are Huge – but the Fed Doesn’t Have the Right Tools to fix Them

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By Paul Wachtel, The ConversationCentral bankers and economists…

White Supremacy, With a Tan

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By John Blake, CNN(CNN) - Cutting taxes for the rich helps…

Driver’s License Suspensions for Failure to pay Fines Inflict Particular Harm on Black Drivers

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By Sian Mughan, The ConversationImagine being unable to pay…

Ending Virtual-School Oppression: Black Students are Disproportionately Punished for Harmless Behavior at Home During Zoom Classes

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By SPLCIsaiah Elliott was suspended from seventh grade for…

Life After George Floyd’s Death has Changed and yet it’s Still the Same

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People pray and take a knee for nine minutes and 29 seconds in…

A year after George Floyd’s death, Black women urgently need new tools to safeguard our people from police

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People in Downtown Los Angeles protest the brutal Police killing…

3 ways Black people say their white co-workers and managers can support them and be an antidote to systemic racism

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By Jennifer R. Joe and Wendy K. Smith, The ConversationPresident…

Race, Disabilities, and the Struggle for Equal Treatment During the COVID – 19 Pandemic

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By Victoria FalkThere is nothing like a crisis to help expose…