Our National Count Remains Deeply Flawed
By Spencer Bowen Next year, the United States will refresh our biggest and most important dataset. The Census is both a simple form (now online!) […]
Race
Fall 2019 Journal: Race, Segregation, and Education in Georgia
This article is the fourth article featured in our Fall 2019 journal. For the complete journal, please see the “Journal Archive” tab above. by Joseph […]
Spring 2019 Journal: The Impact of Immigration Policy on Mental and Reproductive Health
This article is the second article featured in our Spring 2019 journal. For the complete journal, please see the “Current Issue” tab above. By Iris […]
Fall 2018 Journal: Mortgage Interest Deduction and the Racial Wealth Gap
By Emma Fernandez, Emily McCaffrey, Kimberly Rubens, and Carson Whitelemons Edited by Joony Moon The Home Mortgage Interest Deduction (MID) is one of the longest-standing […]
Retaining Teachers of Color in Public Schools
By Emily McCaffrey “I am reminded of Audre Lorde’s words, “Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation.” I do not want my self-preservation […]
A Renewed Call to Invest in California School Integration
By Liz Koenig Despite the Brown v. Board of Education ruling in 1954, which declared segregation in public schools unconstitutional, California remains one of the […]
The Myth of De Facto Segregation
By Joseph Monardo Last Friday the Berkeley Journal of African-American Law & Policy, Asian American Law Journal, La Raza Law Journal, and Journal of Middle […]