Authors of 'The Injustice of Place' talk geographical inequality
In 'The Injustice of Place,' three scholars outline a deep American dysfunction hiding in plain sight: the fact that geography can seal a citizen's fate.
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In 'The Injustice of Place,' three scholars outline a deep American dysfunction hiding in plain sight: the fact that geography can seal a citizen's fate.
The Supreme Court's student loan debt-relief ruling may cause even more harm than its affirmative action decision. What we need is a truth commission, writes UCLA's Marcus Anthony Hunter.
Using local and government archives,
A departure yard in Chicago (detail), December 1942, by Jack Delano. Courtesy Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Leave the two men stranded along the railroad tracks outside Chicago, not far from Michigan City, Indiana, during what would eventually be called the Great Depression, hunched together down in the weeds, resting their feet, smoking […]
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