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Bryan P. Grady

  • Housing
  • Inequality
  • Economy
  • Democracy & Governance
South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce
ChristopherJencks

Christopher Jencks

  • Children & Families
  • Education
  • Inequality
Harvard Kennedy School
Ridgeway

Cecilia L. Ridgeway

  • Race & Ethnicity
  • Gender & Sexuality
  • Civic Engagement
Stanford University
Fulton

Sarah Andrea Fulton

  • Media & Public Opinion
  • Gender & Sexuality
  • Civic Engagement
Texas A&M University
Wriggins

Jennifer B. Wriggins

  • Race & Ethnicity
  • Gender & Sexuality
  • Health Care
University of Maine School of Law
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Fay Lomax Cook

  • Media & Public Opinion
  • Environment & Energy
  • Inequality
National Academy of Social Insurance
Northwestern University
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Contributions

Why It Matters That Abortions are Kept Secret in the United States

What Do Patients at Religious Hospitals Want to Know about the Policies That Affect Their Reproductive Care?

Why Transgender People Who Connect to One Another Are More Likely to Become Civically Engaged

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Podcast

Episode 104:
Guest Show - Have You Heard

Episode 131:
Another Blow to Unions?

Episode 236:
How White Millennials Really Think About Race

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  • Barbara Gayle Brents
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Features

What Trump Means for Immigration

What Trump Means for the Affordable Care Act

Goaded by the Tea Party, Republicans Turn to Extortion

The Future of American Jobs

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In the News

How France Cut Heroin Overdoses by 79 Percent in 4 Years

The Atlantic

More than 40 Percent of Ex-Cons Return to Jail

Reuters

Should Americans Work More? To Hit 4 Percent Growth, We Would Have To

New York Times

Lightning Strikes More Common in Texas than In-Person Voter Faud, says Cory Booker

Politifact
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A Young Person’s Guide to Social Security

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The End of Inequality: One Person, One Vote and the Transformation of American Politics

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'I Don't Really Have Anything Good to Say': Examining How One Teacher Worked to Shape Middle School Students' Talk about Texts

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Extreme Poverty in the United States, 1996 to 2011

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