Katrina’s Legacy: Inequality in Post-Storm New Orleans
New Orleans’ Black community continues to face systemic inequality 18 years after Hurricane Katrina, with childhood poverty rates 10x higher than white peers, new data shows.
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Bilingual Tibetan Lawyer Empowers Rural Migrant Workers With Legal Aid
Dekyi Palmo, a Tibetan-Mandarin bilingual lawyer, champions legal aid for rural migrant workers while drawing strength from her family’s legacy of resilience and empowerment.
UK’s Poorest Households Forced to Choose: Heat or Eat
Soaring energy prices force UK’s poorest families to choose between heating and eating, with IMF data showing 18% of budgets spent on energy.
Bridging America’s Race Gap: Why Reckoning With History Matters
Cecilia Muñoz and U.S. communities highlight how confronting America’s history of slavery is key to addressing systemic racial disparities today.
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.
New Yorkers Protest Gun Violence Amid Rising Tensions
New York residents rally for gun reform as recent shootings ignite public outcry. Protesters demand government action to ensure community safety.
Filmmaker James Austen on Police Violence and Unprecedented Protests
Filmmaker James Austen shares his perspective on the normalization of police killings of Black men and the unprecedented protests following George Floyd’s death.
2020’s Unseen Heroes: Courage in Crisis
From police brutality protests to pandemic resilience, 2020’s defining moments were shaped by ordinary people choosing courage. A filmmaker’s story reveals the power of collective action.
Global Perspectives: Diverse Voices Amplify Black Lives Matter Movement
Explore diverse perspectives on the global Black Lives Matter movement through a heartfelt conversation between vlogger Xing Yue and her friend Scovv in New Jersey.