Neighborhood greenspace can protect our health, but not so much as to counterbalance pollution and systemic racism, a study finds.
Black children with a history of lead exposure have lower test scores than their peers, and segregation exacerbates this effect, research finds.
The 2020 census data released this summer show that race, not income, is still the driving factor behind who lives where in the United States.
A retrospective look at high school integration in the United States shows that creating a racially balanced student body isn't a cure-all.
"New Deal housing policies encouraged racial segregation and their substantial impact on American cities and towns can still be seen today."
Hear how women organized to help make the Montgomery bus boycott a reality, and why they're work is sometimes forgotten.
"...it will take more than good will to finish the unfinished business of the civil rights era. It will take activism and mobilization just as it did in the past."
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