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The SAT’s New ‘Adversity Score’ Is a Poor Fix for a Problematic Test
The adversity score represents a flawed attempt to fix a flawed test.
Can Legislation Help Diversify Solar Workforce? Illinois Hopes So.
Advocates say previous clean energy legislation did too little to close the solar industry’s diversity gap.
Anti-Occupation Coalition Grows Stronger Despite Israeli Military Violence
Diaspora Jews and those living in Israel are joining with Palestinians to forge a more powerful and just movement.
Trump Uses Loophole to Send US Bombs to Saudis and United Arab Emirates
Anti-war voices are pushing back against the narrative of “Iranian aggression” as the US-backed war on Yemen continues.
Abortion Access Will Only Be Won Through a Broad Grassroots Movement
We can’t trust the Democrats. We have to build a movement for reproductive justice.
It’s Too Late for a Green New Deal; Can Other Radical Plans Work?
We no longer have the time or the carbon budget left for a gradual transition to renewables.
Why Is Audible Still Featuring Far-Right Author Jack Donovan?
Audible's recommendations of similar authors makes it a dangerous platform for online radicalization.
We Have the Means to Fund Reparations. Where Is the Political Will?
An in-depth look at ways to redistribute wealth to end the U.S.'s multigenerational legacy of white supremacy.
Child Migrants Around the World Are Being Denied Their Human Rights
The US is the only nation not to have ratified the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
‘Stonewall Generation’ Confronts Old Age, Sickness — And Discrimination
By 2030, about 4.7 million of LGBT people in America over 50 will need elder care.