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Former visiting scholar Issa Kohler-Hausmann writes for The Atlantic on the ambiguity of “race-neutral” college admissions if the Supreme Court strikes down affirmative action.

Research by Daniel Lichter, Brian Thiede & Matthew Brooks from RSF journal issue on suburban inequality cited in NY Times story on political implications of changing racial demographics in U.S. suburbs.

RSF grantees Lilliana Mason & Jay Van Bavel cited in NY Times article on the delusions Republicans and Democrats hold about each other’s beliefs.

RSF grantees William Darity & Darrick Hamilton cited in Wall Street Journal on how $3,200 “baby bonds” might help end poverty in America.

RSF grantees Robert Lieberman, Suzanne Mettler & Rogers Smith cited in NY Times article on how democratic processes can be subverted to support authoritarianism.

RSF grantees Samuel Bazzi & Martin Fiszbein cited in The Economist on how white migrants from the South turned northern politics rightward.

NY Times publishes letter to the editor by RSF author Caroline Hanley on workers’ preference for more flexible work arrangements.

RSF grantee Dolores Acevedo-Garcia cited in NY Times article on how barriers to safety net programs increase poverty among immigrant families.

RSF grantees Ryan Enos, Ashley Jardina & Douglas Massey cited in NY Times article on enduring White resistance to school integration and socioeconomic consequences for minorities.

RSF authors Enobong Hannah Branch & Caroline Hanley write for The Hill on how a shorter workweek can enhance employee engagement & productivity.

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