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Black CPS teens benefit most from shift from suspensions toward restorative practices

Coaching students toward better behavior, instead of excluding them from classes, led to a significant reduction in suspensions and arrests, new study finds.

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Seeking shelter in metropolis: Who lives where in the modern Indian city

Seeking shelter in metropolis: Who lives where in the modern Indian city
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Children s books are still whiter and more male than US society, says study

Children s books are still whiter and more male than US society, says study
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US Children s Books Remain Predominantly White, Male

US Children s Books Remain Predominantly White, Male
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Paul Novosad, Sam Asher: India s cities highly segregated on the basis of caste and religion

Government supplied public services are less likely to be found in neighbourhoods with high numbers of Scheduled Castes and Muslims.

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