Americans of every race deserve a fair shot. Affirmative action provides one.
Far too many are denied this chance simply because of the color of their skin.
Houston, We Have an Inequality Problem
Houston, Texas has been segregating at a rapid pace. Unfortunately, the twin ills of rising inequality and increased gentrification have become too familiar in urban America.
What Happens When the Rich and Poor Literally Stop Seeing Each Other?
As our cities become more segregated by income, cross-class empathy becomes less likely, and the cycle continues, making us more unequal.
Georgia’s Educational Neglect
Some schools are still separate and unequal when it comes to students with disabilities.
The Life and Times of Michael B
Ferguson put the U.S.’ racial apartheid on the global stage.
Better Public Schools Require a Stronger Safety Net
School segregation by class is the norm in the United States.
Segregation Still Strong 150 Years after the Civil War Began
Maybe racial discrimination will truly fade someday, but don’t count on it for now.
Education Is Universal but Unequal
If we want to preserve America’s status as a world leader, we had better start pouring money into preparing poor kids for leadership.
Public School Funding: Separate and Skewed
In some states, districts with higher poverty rates actually receive less funding than more affluent districts.
School Diversity under Siege
Separate still isn’t equal.
Segregation Ghost
The nightmare of deja vu all over again.
Remembering Benjamin Hooks
The civil rights leader broke down many barriers.
With All Deliberate Speed
We’re going back to the future with school segregation.
Obama’s Inauguration Didn’t End American Racism
Having an African-American president hasn’t exactly ushered in a period of racial harmony.
School Resegregation
With schools again becoming more segregated, one plus one doesn’t equal two anymore.