U.S. Cities Are Even More Deeply Segregated Than Previously Understood
One thing that decades of social science research has made
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How the Bureaucratic Burden of Taking Rapists Off the Streets Can Impede Justice
Samuel Little, the man the FBI called the nation’s most
Corporate PACs Took Unprecedented Action by Broadly Suspending Political Contributions Following Capitol Riot
Following the Capitol riot in early January, some corporations swiftly
Teamsters Applaud House Ways & Means Vote Approving Pension Reform Plan
The Teamsters commend the work of the House Ways &
Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs Announces 2021 Impact Initiatives
Carnegie Council announces its 2021 Impact Initiatives. These initiatives identify
Racial Justice Groups Endorse Fairness Act to Reform Medical Negligence Law, Call on Governor Newsom and Legislature to Act
A coalition of Central Valley racial justice groups announced their
Political Bias in Formation of Social Media Ties
After the recent presidential election, political divisiveness is a more
Legalization of Paid Surrogacy in New York State: ‘A Triumph for Modern Families’
The state of New York Monday legalized paid surrogacy, a
State Lawmakers, Racial Justice Advocacy Groups Call for Solutions to Deep Disparities in Health, Economic Security and Connectivity in Illinois
As older adults anxiously await vaccines to protect them, African
Pennsylvania AFL-CIO Stands With the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers
The officers of the Pennsylvania AFL-CIO, President Rick Bloomingdale, and
U.S. Journalists Laud Lawmakers’ Efforts for Press Freedom
America’s leading professional organization for journalists applauded on Thursday efforts
Racial Justice Index to Remedy Disconnect Between HIV Leadership and Community Impact
Leading up to National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, AIDS United
Americans Gave Up Citizenship in Record Numbers in 2020, Up Triple From 2019
2020 was a record year for Americans giving up their
President Biden Restores Tradition by Sending Congratulations to New National Press Club President
Following is a statement by Lisa Nicole Matthews, 114th President
As Congress Debates COVID-19 Relief Funding, CED Calls for Swift Action and to Prioritize Impacted Families and Businesses
The Committee for Economic Development of The Conference Board (CED)
Biden’s Effort to Reunify Families Separated at the Border and Establish a Safe, Lawful Immigration System
Yesterday, President Joe Biden signed a series of Executive Orders
Confronting Antisemitism in Biden’s First One Hundred Days
American Jewish Committee (AJC) welcomed a U.S. State Department official’s
National Police Association Files Amicus Brief Supporting Minneapolis Residents Seeking Adequate Staffing of Their Police Department
The National Police Association (NPA) filed an amicus curiae (“friend
Veterans Organizations Urge Congress and VA to Act in Newly Released Report
Leading veterans service organizations DAV (Disabled American Veterans), Paralyzed Veterans
USF’s New Center for Justice Research & Policy to Tackle Police Reform, Fairness in the Justice System
The University of South Florida announced the launch of an
Republican, Democrat and Independent Mayors Want Congress to Pass Relief Included in Biden Rescue Plan
America’s mayors are using their voices to demand Congress finally
Biden’s American Rescue Plan Includes $350 Billion in Direct Flexible Assistance to State and Local Governments
The U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM), the National League of
Half a Million Deteriorated Homes Could Be Renovated and Resold Under the New Senate Bill
Bipartisan legislation introduced today would create a new federal tax
America’s First Impression of President Biden and Opportunities for Common Ground
Results of a breaking Long Island University Steven S. Hornstein
Biden Took Further Action on Issues Related to Racial Equity and Systemic Racism
Building off of executive actions addressing equity signed on his
