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The Myth of the “Great Equalizer”
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The Myth of the “Great Equalizer”

Vast disparities in public school funding make the educational system a catalyst for inequality, not a guaranteed out from a “cycle of poverty.”

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4608 3456 Andrew Lee
The Cost of Being Unbanked and Underbanked
A hand with manicured fingers passes a credit card to another hand with a watch on its wrist at an underbanked and unbanked location.

The Cost of Being Unbanked and Underbanked

Unbanked and underbanked neighborhoods are predominately Black and Latinx. Discriminatory banking practices prevent economic mobility by charging higher banking fees and services.

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4608 3456 Dominique Stewart
America’s Failure to Integrate Hospitals
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America’s Failure to Integrate Hospitals

Racial segregation in U.S. hospitals is still prevalent, with many hospitals significantly underserving or overserving communities of color.

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2400 1600 Judith Garber
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