NYC Schools: A Deep Dive into Racial Inequity and Segregation
A deep dive into New York City’s segregated schools reveals persistent racial gaps despite decades of reforms, sparking urgent calls for equity.
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The 1875 Law That Codified Anti-Asian Bias in the U.S.
How the 1875 Page Act institutionalized anti-Asian discrimination in the U.S. and its modern echoes explained for global citizens.
Asian Americans Face Rising Hate Crimes Amid Pandemic Politics
Asian Americans confront escalating racial violence in the U.S., driven by pandemic-era political rhetoric. Explore community resilience and systemic challenges.
Youth on Reservations Face Job Barriers Despite Education Gains
Young Indigenous professionals face job barriers on reservations post-education, highlighting systemic gaps exacerbated by COVID-19. #RacialEquity
Jackson’s Water Crisis Exposes Decades of Racial Inequality
Decades of systemic neglect in Jackson, Mississippi, spotlight racial disparities in U.S. infrastructure amid a devastating water crisis, residents say.
NYC Schools: A Deep Dive into Systemic Racial Inequities
New York City’s schools remain deeply segregated, perpetuating racial inequities. Discover the systemic roots and ongoing struggles for educational justice.
Uncovering America’s Forgotten Asian Labor Legacy
How 19th-century Chinese railroad workers faced systemic discrimination after building America’s infrastructure – and why this history matters today.