How Decriminalizing Sex Work Became a Campaign Issue in 2018
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09/07/2018
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What Does Universal Rent Control Mean?
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09/07/2018
Legal Aid Society Raises Money to Cover Cost of Immigration Applications
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09/07/2018
U.S. Added 201,000 Jobs in August; Here’s What That Means
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09/07/2018
BuzzFeed, Bourdieu, and Samantha Bee: Here’s a Collection of New Research on Where Journalism Is Headed
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09/07/2018
Can Exchange Programs Help Bridge Our Nation’s Urban-Rural Divide?
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09/07/2018
Lifting the Veil on Education’s Newest Big Donor: Inside Chan Zuckerberg’s $300 Million Push to Reshape Schools
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09/07/2018
Mayor de Blasio Says Fate of 50 Turnaround Schools Will Be Decided This Year
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09/07/2018
What Teachers Are Doing to Pay Their Bills
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09/07/2018
What Are Schools Doing to Go Green?
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09/07/2018
Could Monitoring Students on Social Media Stop the Next School Shooting?
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09/07/2018
Modest Premium Hikes As ‘Obamacare’ Stabilizes
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09/07/2018
Why San Francisco Opened a Mock Safe Injection Site
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09/07/2018
City Jails Facing Massive Backlog of Sex Abuse Claims
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09/07/2018
An Inside Account of the National Prisoners’ Strike
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09/07/2018
The Not-So-Invisible Labor Prisoners Do in Cities
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09/07/2018
Senate to Vote Next Week on Opioid Package
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09/07/2018
Hospitals Prepare to Launch Their Own Drug Company to Fight High Prices and Shortages
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09/07/2018
United Philanthropy #ForumCon18 Highlights
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09/07/2018
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*Postponed* Getting Through the Front Door: A Campaign to Make Public Schools Accessible
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In 2016, an investigation by the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York found that over 80% of the City’s elementary schools were not fully accessible.