Voter suppression and bureaucratic barriers make voting in the United States harder than in most other developed nations, disenfranchising millions of Americans. As a result, higher-income citizens of the United…
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Mass Shootings Often Put a Spotlight on Mental Illness, But Figuring Out Which Conditions Should Keep Someone from Having a Gun is No Easy Task
The Conversation Nov 19, 2023Red flag laws are an important step in the right direction, but much more work is needed to determine the role of mental health in the lead-up to and aftermath of mass shootings.
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The Connection Between Voting Rights and Economic Equity
Equitable Growth Nov 18, 2023The civil rights movement, from its mid-20th century growth and successes to its current manifestations, has had a dual focus of eliminating political and social discrimination and bettering the economic…
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The Power of Increased Student Voting and Engagement
The 74 Nov 18, 2023Charter schools in Boston, considered some of the strongest in the country, improve voter participation as well as academic outcomes like standardized test scores, according to a recently released study. The effects…
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How PFAS ‘Forever Chemicals’ Are Getting into Miami’s Biscayne Bay, Where Dolphins, Fish and Manatees Dine
The Conversation Nov 18, 2023Scientists discovered PFAS hot spots in the bay and found PFAS in water along the Atlantic coast. In a new study, they traced the chemicals’ origins to help stop the harm.
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Policy Recommendations to Support Youth Choosing Alternative Pathways After High School
The 74 Nov 15, 2023Lammers: Today, there is no one-size-fits-all approach to navigating the education-to-career pathway. Students must be aware of all viable pathways.
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How Abortion Bans Impact Domestic Violence Screenings
The19th Nov 15, 2023OB-GYNs are often the first or only doctors to learn if a patient is facing intimate partner violence. As they leave places with abortion bans, domestic violence victims are feeling the impacts.
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Public Spending and Graduation Rates
Futurity Nov 13, 2023Public spending on family social safety net programs is key to boosting high school graduation rates, a new study shows.
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Mexico Will Soon Elect its First Female President – But That Landmark Masks an Uneven March Toward Women’s Rights
The Conversation Nov 13, 2023Mexico will elect its first female president in 2024, barring any surprises between now and the June vote. The looming landmark moment was all but guaranteed in September after the…
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Data Privacy Is Foundational to Digital Equity
The Learning Accelerator Nov 12, 2023Whether consciously or unconsciously, apps, internet service providers, and even schools could be selling or releasing data related to students’ — and teachers’ — locations, browsing habits, email content, and even…
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Abortion Rights Victories Show this Issue is Unlikely to Fade in 2024 Elections − Three Things to Know
The Conversation Nov 12, 2023Abortion rights advocates won major victories in several state elections on Nov. 7, 2023, signaling that abortion laws are likely to continue to play an important role in the 2024…
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How Climate Change Is Affecting India’s Smallholder Farmers
The Third Pole Nov 11, 2023According to the Indian government, 54.6% of its population worked in the agricultural sector in 2011. 52% of these people have no means of irrigation, and are dependent on rain-fed agriculture,…
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