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New insights on black childhood in James Baldwin’s only children’s book

New insights on black childhood in James Baldwin’s only children’s book

Back in print after 40 years, “Little Man, Little Man,” James Baldwin’s only book for children, follows 4-year-old TJ as he explore his…
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What we’re reading this summer (and beyond)

What we’re reading this summer (and beyond)

From a novel that’s “speculative fiction, but just barely” to a story collection about the horror and hope of the refugee experience…
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Center for Comparative Studies in Race & Ethnicity
What’s in the ‘x’ of Latinx?

What’s in the ‘x’ of Latinx?

By Rigoberto Marquéz
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‘We have lost sight of the humanity of migrants’: Ana Raquel Minian

‘We have lost sight of the humanity of migrants’: Ana Raquel Minian

The Trump administration recently announced that it will criminally prosecute all those caught crossing the U.S. border illegally, in…
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Let’s make immigration debates a little more data-driven: Jens Hainmueller

Let’s make immigration debates a little more data-driven: Jens Hainmueller

As the response to efforts by members of a caravan of migrants, who began the process of applying for asylum in the U.S. this spring, has…
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At the intersection of race and the criminal justice system: Jayashri Srikantiah

At the intersection of race and the criminal justice system: Jayashri Srikantiah

With the federal court’s ruling on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program this spring, and the Supreme Court’s potential…
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‘Americans are largely accommodating when it comes to their views on immigration’: Tomás Jiménez

‘Americans are largely accommodating when it comes to their views on immigration’: Tomás Jiménez

Noting the Trump administration’s recent attempt to halt a caravan of migrants seeking asylum in the United States, the country’s views on…
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