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Why Bush 41 Supported the ADA

Why Bush 41 Supported the ADA

With the passing of President George H W Bush, the news has been filled with comments on the late president’s policy achievements. A major…
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Why the 2020 Census Should Keep Longstanding Separate Questions about Hispanic Origin and Race

Why the 2020 Census Should Keep Longstanding Separate Questions about Hispanic Origin and Race

Nancy López, University of New Mexico
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How Recent Changes in Voting Laws Threaten Equal Rights in Georgia — and Beyond

How Recent Changes in Voting Laws Threaten Equal Rights in Georgia — and Beyond

Over the past few years, many states across the country have passed new laws restricting voter access to the polls. Newly installed rules…
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Will U.S. College Aid Continue Its Proud Track Record of Enlarging Opportunity and Reducing…

Will U.S. College Aid Continue Its Proud Track Record of Enlarging Opportunity and Reducing…

Deondra Rose, Duke University
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Health Reform So Far — Major Gains in Coverage and Access

Health Reform So Far — Major Gains in Coverage and Access

Benjamin D. Sommers, Harvard School of Public Health
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Making Loans Work for Today’s College Students

Making Loans Work for Today’s College Students

Susan Dynarski, University of Michigan
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How Unpredictable Work Scheduling Hurts Retail Workers — And What Might Change

How Unpredictable Work Scheduling Hurts Retail Workers — And What Might Change

Daniel Schneider, University of California, Berkeley, Kristen Harknett, University of Pennsylvania and University of California Berkeley
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How Journalists May Inappropriately Portray People with Mental Illness Killed by Police

How Journalists May Inappropriately Portray People with Mental Illness Killed by Police

Emma Frankham, University of Wisconsin–Madison
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Social Inequalities and the Politics of Sports in America

Social Inequalities and the Politics of Sports in America

Elizabeth Sharrow, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
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Tracking the Implementation of a California Law Allowing Pharmacists to Prescribe Birth Control

Tracking the Implementation of a California Law Allowing Pharmacists to Prescribe Birth Control

Anu Manchikanti Gómez, University of California, Berkeley
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Unfair Punishment at School Can Push America’s Minority Students into Troubled Lives

Unfair Punishment at School Can Push America’s Minority Students into Troubled Lives

Michael Rocque, Bates College
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When Do Members of the U.S. Congress Respond to Less Privileged Constituents?

When Do Members of the U.S. Congress Respond to Less Privileged Constituents?

Jan Leighley, American University, Jennifer Oser, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
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The Downsides of Using Fat Stigma in Public Health Campaigns

The Downsides of Using Fat Stigma in Public Health Campaigns

Desiree Abu-Odeh, Columbia University
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