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Marisa Endicott

August 31, 2018

‘No Longer Human’: Women’s Prisons are a Breeding Ground for Sexual Harassment, Abuse

Incarcerated women and gender minorities are largely left out of the #MeToo discussion. Stacy Rojas wants to change that. Stacy Rojas can still smell the chewing tobacco from the prison...

Terri Kay

August 29, 2018

National Prison Strike Enters Week Two

Prisoners across the country are striking in response to an April 15 prison-guard-incited riot at Lee Correctional Institution, a maximum-security prison in Bishopville, S.C. Seven prisoners were killed in what...

Josh Sweigart

August 29, 2018

Disproportionate Discipline Keeping Black Kids Out of School More Often in Dayton Schools

Research shows Black students disproportionately face discipline over their White peers, including being removed from the classroom for periods of time in out-of-school suspensions. The out-of-school suspension rate in DPS...

Ann Marie Awad

August 28, 2018

Denver’s Tiny Homeless Village Still Faces Challenges, But Year One Was A Win-Win

Tucked away on a lot on the edge of RiNo between a brewery and a commuter rail station is a thriving village for Denver’s chronically homeless. The weather isn’t cooperating...

Elaine Chen

August 27, 2018

Four Ways to Give People of Color More Voice in Chicago Schools

The teachers, parents, and community members gathered in the library of National Teachers Academy quickly zeroed in on a common issue their schools faced – the parents involved in their...

Carly Wilson

August 24, 2018

[TW Suicide] Farmers and Suicide: ‘Counselors Say They’ve Heard the Pistol Being Cocked Over the Phone’

At a time many small farms and their owners are struggling with so many problems, new solutions are emerging. Farmers and Suicide: ‘Counselors Say They’ve Heard the Pistol Being Cocked...

Sarah Hotchkiss

August 21, 2018

Bay Brilliant: Anyka Barber

Welcome to KQED Arts’ Bay Brilliant, a series celebrating 10 local artists, creatives and makers who are pushing boundaries in 2018. Driven by passion for their own disciplines—music, dance, theater,...

Chad Sokol

August 20, 2018

Protesters Decry Border Patrol Activity at Spokane Intermodal Center

More than 100 people gathered outside the Spokane Intermodal Center on Wednesday afternoon to protest the arrests of undocumented immigrants at the downtown transportation hub, and to call on local...

Kellsie King

August 20, 2018

Students Call for Gun Reform at State House Rally

Students and young people from across the state gathered on the steps of the Rhode Island State House Tuesday. The “Student Power Rally” advocated for the end of gun violence...

Martin Macias Jr.

August 16, 2018

LAPD Officials Promise Review of Tech-Based Policing Methods

LOS ANGELES (CN) – After months of pressure from police accountability advocates, the Los Angeles Police Department will review its use of data and technology-driven policing methods. The Board of...

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‘No Longer Human’: Women’s Prisons are a Breeding Ground for Sexual Harassment, Abuse

National Prison Strike Enters Week Two

Disproportionate Discipline Keeping Black Kids Out of School More Often in Dayton Schools

Denver’s Tiny Homeless Village Still Faces Challenges, But Year One Was A Win-Win

Four Ways to Give People of Color More Voice in Chicago Schools

[TW Suicide] Farmers and Suicide: ‘Counselors Say They’ve Heard the Pistol Being Cocked Over the Phone’

Bay Brilliant: Anyka Barber

Protesters Decry Border Patrol Activity at Spokane Intermodal Center

Students Call for Gun Reform at State House Rally

LAPD Officials Promise Review of Tech-Based Policing Methods

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