Professor Strawbridge argues that Black political socialization has retained its influence and adapted to the times by expanding into digital spaces, such as Black Twitter.
Crum comments on the interesting parallel between today and the late 1800s as both periods are ones of intense partisan polarization.
Medicaid expansion offers a faster path than disability enrollment
A three-judge district court in the Alabama congressional redistricting litigation declined to bail-in the State to the VRA’s preclearance regime.
Rosenfeld says this strike is something of a return-to-form for the labor movement nationwide.
Rapid trade policy shifts leave small businesses at a disadvantage.
Looming Medicaid work requirements could worsen Missouri backlogs in social services
McBride says the group we are concerned about is those who have become uninsured or who lost the coverage for procedural reasons.
If states weren’t allowed to change their maps in the middle of the decade, it could create logistical problems.
Out-of-pocket premiums for individuals might increase 40% or more, probably increasing the likelihood of people dropping their plans.
New article focuses on one important, understudied cultural dimension that shapes men’s time spent in care: confidence
Workday and Amazon’s alleged AI employment biases are among myriad ‘oddball results’ that could exacerbate hiring discrimination