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Since the election of President Obama, we’ve seen a resurgence of racism in every sector of society.
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College pessimism threatens nation’s future workforce
With a few special exceptions, the more education an individual has the more money they will earn over the course of their lives.
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Court fight ahead for health care
This current crop of legislators has come farther than any other in working to make sure Americans have needed healthcare coverage. The legislation, however, may not see the light of day if some state’s attorneys have their way.
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GAO report details another sign of Bush hangover
Thanks to a recently released report, we can now count neglecting civil rights among the many injustices former President Bush and his administration inflicted upon this country.
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African Americans and gays suffer under winds of change
It’s hard to believe that, in this day and age – when there is an African-American President of the United States – that race-motivated crimes are still a reality of daily life.
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Strange bedfellows emerge in criminal justice reform fight
Both associations that represent criminal defendants and conservative legal scholars and the ACLU all agree that federal criminal law is too vague and reaches too far into the lives of citizens.
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Jobs, wealth disappearing in African-American communities
The recession has certainly taken its toll on everyone. From large corporations to small businesses to families, most of us can fairly say that, in some way, we have suffered a financial loss.
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Help for small businesses
We’ve heard very little about small businesses, which are the backbone of the American economy. This recession has affected them, too. And it’s time we turn our attention in their direction.
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Make no mistake – math counts
Math is a critical component to so many industries that drive our new economy; if our students – future workers – don’t master the subject, the financial health of our nation is at risk.
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Direct connection: Dropouts, incarceration and unemployment
It’s no surprise that high school dropouts fare far worse than their peers who graduate.
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