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Commentary Higher Education

How Gutting the U.S. Department of Education Would Hurt Students and Their Families

February 12, 2025 — Kings Floyd, Peter Granville, Chantal Hinds and Halley Potter
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NEW YORK, NEW YORK - DECEMBER 28: Over one thousand people participate in a silent march and protest in midtown Manhattan against the deaths of Palestinians in Gaza on December 28, 2023 in New York City. The action, which was organized partly by elderly Jewish groups, included the carrying of hundreds of small effigies representing some of the thousands of children killed in Gaza as a result of the ongoing conflict with Israel.   (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Commentary Century International

Social Media “War on Terror” Unfairly Censors Palestinians and Arabic Speakers

January 18, 2024By Ashraf Hassan
From Century International
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Report Care Economy

With Arrival of Child Care Cliff, Some States Have Stepped in to Save the Sector

January 17, 2024By Julie Kashen and Laura Valle Gutierrez
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Commentary Century International

Blood in the Water: How the Gaza War Spilled into the Red Sea

January 12, 2024By Aron Lund
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Commentary Higher Education

Event Wrap-Up: What’s Next after Affirmative Action for College Admissions?

January 11, 2024By Jordan Nellums
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Report Rights & Justice

How New York State Can Improve Schools by Fixing Housing Policy

January 9, 2024By Richard D. Kahlenberg, Stefan Redding Lallinger and Halley Potter
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Commentary Century International

Time to Discard the Bad Policy That Enabled the Gaza War

January 9, 2024By Peter Salisbury and Thanassis Cambanis
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Commentary Health Equity

How CMS Can Make OTC Contraceptive and Breastfeeding Supplies More Readily Accessible

January 8, 2024By Anna Bernstein, Vina Smith-Ramakrishnan, Thomas Waldrop and Tara Oakman
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Report Rights & Justice

A Bipartisan Vision for the Benefits of Middle Housing: The Case of Oregon

December 21, 2023By Halley Potter
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Report Rights & Justice

Fair Housing Reform in a Southern City: The Case of Charlotte

December 21, 2023By Stefan Redding Lallinger
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Report Health Care

It’s Time to Prioritize Maternal and Infant Mental Health

December 20, 2023By Julie Kashen, Laura Valle Gutierrez, Anna Bernstein, Vina Smith-Ramakrishnan, Tara Oakman and Hailey Gibbs
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Commentary Higher Education

Essential Lessons from the Fall of an Online Educator

December 19, 2023By Amber Villalobos, Stephanie Hall and Edward Conroy
KHAN YUNIS, GAZA - NOVEMBER 24: Palestinian citizens inspect the effects of destruction caused by air strikes on their homes in the Khuza’a area on November 24, 2023 in Khan Yunis, Gaza. Palestinians who had taken refuge in temporary shelters returned to their homes as a four-day ceasefire began between Israel and Hamas this morning, although Israeli forces remain in Gaza. A total of 50 hostages currently held by Hamas are to be released during the temporary truce, the first such pause in fighting since Oct. 7, when Hamas launched its surprise attack and Israeli responded with a vast military offensive to destroy the militant group that governs Gaza. Under the deal, 150 Palestinian prisoners are also to be released from Israel, and more humanitarian aid will be admitted at the Gaza-Egypt border crossing. (Photo by Ahmad Hasaballah/Getty Images)
Commentary A Shared Future for Palestine and Israel

War Has Poisoned Gaza’s Land and Water. Peace Will Require Environmental Justice.

December 19, 2023By Zeinab Shuker
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Commentary Rights & Justice

5 Tips for Talking about Exclusionary Zoning

December 14, 2023By Halley Potter and Alex Edwards
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Commentary Rights & Justice

When People Think of Housing, They Think Schools—and Vice Versa

December 14, 2023By Halley Potter and Alex Edwards
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Commentary Economic Opportunity

Proposed National Right to Work Law Is All About Undermining Workers’ Power

December 13, 2023By Jody Calemine
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