It’s a class-based split.
Race & Ethnicity
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Invisible Workers, Global Struggles
From the home to the streets, domestic workers organize to counter abusive job conditions.
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Mississippi’s Last Abortion Provider
Meet Willie Parker, the public face of the effort to save the state’s only abortion clinic.
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How Obama Might Make the School-to-Prison Pipeline Worse
Included in President Obama’s plan for reducing gun violence is an idea made famous, or infamous, by the National Rifle Association in its press conference following the massacre in Newtown, Connecticut. After railing against violence in movies and video games, NRA spokesperson Wayne LaPierre called on Congress “to act immediately to appropriate whatever is necessary […]
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No, We Don’t Need More Immigration Enforcement
What we’re doing with immigration isn’t working. That means we need to reform the system—not pile on more of the same ineffective policies.
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Higher Ed Is Still Pretty Segregated
But a little less than it used to be
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How Not to Appeal to Asian Americans
Next time, a little less racism.
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The Collapse of Black Wealth
Prince George’s County was a symbol of African American prosperity. Then came the housing crisis.
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Remember that Provisional Ballot Problem?
In Ohio, it hasn’t gone away.
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Who Counts in Arizona?
For first-time voters, the state’s hundreds of thousands of unprocessed ballots could foster distrust in the system.
