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Quartz article on dramatic decline in manufacturing jobs in the US cites research by RSF grantee Susan Houseman & trustee Lawrence Katz.

Forthcoming RSF book, Homeward, by Bruce Western cited in The Crime Report on the reentry experiences of released prisoners.

RSF author/grantee Timothy Bartik, Jobs for the Poor, cited in NY Times article the ineffectiveness of tax breaks to draw new jobs.

Research from RSF grantees Greg Duncan, Kimberly Noble, and Katherine Magnuson cited in The Economist on the associations between poverty and development.

RSF author Andrew Cherlin, Labor’s Love Lost, writes for the NY Times on the interaction of cultural & economic anxiety among Trump voters.

Research from RSF author Andrew Cherlin and trustee Kathryn Edin cited in The Atlantic on the recent trend of unmarried parents living together with their children.

New research by RSF author Diana Mutz, The Obama Effect, cited in The Atlantic on how class anxiety, not economic concerns, motivated Trump voters.

RSF authors Kyle Crowder and Maria Krysan (Cycle of Segregation) quoted in Washington Post article on the persistence of residential segregation in the U.S.

RSF authors Douglas Massey and Frank Levy cited in NY Times op-ed on the ways technology like artificial intelligence and robots displace labor and create political upheaval.

Research by former visiting scholar William Darity, Jr. and RSF grantee Darrick Hamilton cited by WSJ in article on upcoming bill from Bernie Sanders that would guarantee a job for those who seek one.

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