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RSF grantee Leah Stokes interviewed on PBS Newshour on how big oil companies are being forced to reckon with climate change (segment begins at 47:52).

RSF grantees Doug McAdam & Dana Fisher cited in Politico on increased support among white Americans for Black Lives Matter movement.

RSF journal editor/grantee Karthick Ramakrishnan cited in NPR news story on the growing power of the Asian American vote.

RSF grantee/author Rucker Johnson cited in NY Times article on persistent racial segregation in U.S. education system.

RSF authors Christopher Ellis & Christopher Faricy pen op-ed for Fortune on the surprising popularity of the U.S. tax code.

RSF author Ajay Chaudry, Cradle to Kindergarten, cited in Washington Post on how Biden's education proposals are the norm in other advanced economies.

RSF author Taryn Morrissey, Cradle to Kindergarten, cited in Marketplace on why childcare is so expensive.

RSF journal co-editor Karthick Ramakrisnan cited in NBC News story on anti-Asian hate crimes nearly doubling in March.

RSF grantees Nicholas Bloom & Patrick Sharkey cited in NY Times article on how demographic change in wake of the pandemic may affect big cities.

RSF grantee/former visiting scholar Nancy Folbre cited in NY Times article on how the pandemic increased support for improving U.S. child care policies.

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