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RSF trustee Kathryn Edin & grantee Luke Shaefer write for The Atlantic on how Biden’s expanded child tax credit can help end extreme poverty.

RSF author Christopher Faricy, The Other Side of the Coin, cited in NY Times article on the fight over SALT in Biden's stimulus bill.

RSF grantee Melissa Kearney interviewed on PBS Newshour about Biden's American Families Plan would help families and children (segment begins 23:03).

RSF grantees Martin Gilens & Elizabeth Suhay cited in NY Times on whether Biden should emphasize class, race, or both in developing public policies.

Visiting scholar Mae Ngai writes for The Atlantic on how racism has always been part of the Asian American experience.

RSF journal issue editor Samuel L. Myers Jr. pens op-ed for NY Times on the inequalities experienced by Blacks in the progressive state of Minnesota.

RSF author Taryn Morrissey, Cradle to Kindergarten, writes for The Hill on ways to improve early childhood education in the U.S.

RSF author/grantee Paul Osterman cited in NY Times article on Biden's plan to improve long-term care.

RSF journal co-editor Karthick Ramakrishnan cited in PBS Newshour on Asian Americans as fastest growing group in the U.S.

RSF journal co-editor john a. powell cited in Bustle on how to respond to common arguments against Black Lives Matter movement.

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