On his tribe’s land, enveloped by the state of Oregon, Jesse Jackson stood at the threshold between two ecosystems: On one side of him, an open canopy bathed grasses and…
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Race and Immigration Rhetoric in the 2024 Presidential Election
Brookings Oct 10, 2024“I don’t know, is she Indian or is she Black?” Referring to Vice President Kamala Harris, former President Donald Trump made this statement at the National Association of Black Journalists. Statements like this…
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Hurricane and Election Season: Examining Their Overlap
NPR Oct 9, 2024Atlantic hurricane and election season always overlap on the calendar. And this year, they’re coming together to form quite the political storm. First came Helene, which hit Florida as a…
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FEMA’s $11 Billion Relief Fund for Hurricane Response
Straight Arrow News Oct 9, 2024The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has approximately $11 billion in the Disaster Relief Fund as it responds to Hurricane Milton, the second major hurricane to hit Florida’s Gulf Coast in…
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Disinformation After Hurricane Helene: Countering Conspiracy Theories
The Daily Yonder Oct 9, 2024More than a week has passed since Hurricane Helene destroyed a large portion of the Southeast United States, and in its wake a slew of disinformation about federal disaster relief…
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Less than two weeks after Hurricane Helene devastated multiple southeast U.S. states, Florida is bracing for the arrival of Hurricane Milton. Authorities there are urging people to flee flood-prone areas and…
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Affordable Housing Units Likely to Dwindle in the Next Five Years
The Associated Press Oct 7, 2024For more than two decades, the low rent on Marina Maalouf’s affordable housing unit — an apartment in a blocky development in Los Angeles’ Chinatown — was a saving grace…
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College Student Voting Trends Upward for 2024 Election
The Hechinger Report Oct 7, 2024Bethany Blonder and her friends lined up at the voter information table in the student union before organizers had even finished setting it up in time for lunch. It’s true…
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The Spread of Election Disinformation: The Role of AI Memes and Satire
Brookings Oct 7, 2024As the United States prepares for the upcoming November election, misinformation and disinformation have spread through memes. Memes are any idea, expression, or opinion that uses text, visual imagery (e.g., a photo,…
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Housing Policy’s Impact on Young Voters: Boosting Civic Engagement Through Affordability
Urban Institute Oct 4, 2024As Election Day approaches, much of the electorate has indicated housing policy’s impact on young voters’ civic engagement. And for good reason: the housing market today is the least affordable it’s been…
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New Jersey Affordable Housing: New Rules Address Sustainability, Yet Overlook Segregation
Next City Oct 4, 2024Housing advocates and developers across New Jersey are bracing for big changes next year as New Jersey affordable housing rules take effect. In 2025, New Jersey municipalities will be required…
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Public Housing: A Policy Overview of US Rental Assistance
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities Oct 4, 2024Public housing is one of the nation’s three main rental assistance programs, along with Housing Choice Vouchers and Project-Based Rental Assistance. Public housing developments provide affordable homes to 1.6 million low-income Americans. Where…
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