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We cannot achieve economic, environmental, or educational justice until we confront structural racism and take our demands directly to the financial elite profiting off the crises in our communities.

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The student debt crisis affects millions of borrowers, and it harms women of color the most. ... See MoreSee Less

The Federal Government Has Long Made the Cost of Higher Ed Worse, Not Better

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Everyone knows the cost of higher education in America is massive and unsustainable. The federal government has played a key role in inflating college costs — but any president, including Joe Biden,...

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This pattern is similar to other outbreaks, notably COVID-19.

Black men are getting 70% of monkeypox cases in North Carolina—and only 24% of the vaccines

Another epidemic, another spotlight on inequality. We’re less than two months into the monkeypox vaccination campa...

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