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In the last week, more data has come out showing the extent that the coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated an…

How much did nationwide school closures impact students’ academic progress this past spring? A new study hints at…

They began lining up in the predawn hours. While it was still dark, Georgia’s hopeful voters relied on cell-phone…

Nearly four in ten Asian and Black Americans say they’ve experienced racist behavior or attacks toward them since…

One of the most confounding distortions of language centers around the colloquialism of “bad apples” with regard to…

Nearly three months after the first confirmed COVID-19 case in the U.S., more than 1.1 million people have been…

The immediate wake of Super Tuesday went more or less as predicted: some jubilation, some anger, and a lot of…

In 2017, the Georgetown Law Center on Poverty and Inequality’s Initiative on Gender Justice and Opportunity…

To examine the injustice and inequality that prompted some NFL players to protest during the national anthem, each…

A newly released study doesn’t simply reinforce the overwhelmingly abundant proof that police officers kill blacks…

A new report reveals major disparities between the rate of black high school graduates and the rate of black…

A series of new charts compiled by the Washington Post looks at where Americans moved to between 2012 and 2016.

As mass shootings become mind-numbingly common in the U.S., clear patterns have emerged in the way the media covers…

Editor’s note: A quote by Murray Cox has been added to provide full context.

There's still a long way to go to close the racial wealth gap—some 228 years, to be precise, according to a study by…