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Black unemployment has risen to 7.5%, the highest since 2021. The removal of federal equity programs and AI automation drive this economic disparity.
Why Historic Medicaid Cuts Threaten Black Health Equity
New data reveals how historic Medicaid cuts and work requirements threaten health equity, stripping coverage from millions of vulnerable Black Americans.
Unpacking the Haitian TPS Crisis: Why Fear Mounts Today
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Advocacy groups and lawmakers are fighting to end sentencing enhancements and re-punishing the past to fix racial disparities and lower incarceration costs.
The Guardian’s Restorative Justice Plan: Exploring the Deep Historical Roots
Explore The Guardian’s restorative justice plan addressing its roots in the slave trade, supporting Gullah Geechee land rights and climate justice in Jamaica.
The Real Danger of Mississippi Juvenile Law
Rep. Fabian is speaking out against a new state law that takes effect soon, which mandates that teens who commit gun crimes be charged as adults.
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