"Of those who will be spending their tax refunds, improving food purchases is top of mind," says Jayson Lusk.

In the US, undocumented Mexican men who are young, single, and less educated have the highest risk for deportation, no matter the political climate.

New research shows a direct link between constituent race, class, and immigration status and US state spending between 1921 and 1961.

Data literacy skills among fourth and eighth-grade students in the US have declined significantly over the last decade, researchers say.

"African American Studies is a step in the direction of the full integration of the Black experience into the American experience."

Scoring highly on racial resentment is strongly associated with believing that abortion should be illegal, research finds.

Minor consent laws for STI/HIV services increased across United States, but limitations persist, report researchers.

"Affirmative action policies benefit all students," argues Cara McClellan, who also addresses misconceptions about the practice.

Efforts to save water because of a drought can disproportionately affect low-income families, researchers report.

"Immigrants are often treated and talked about as a cost, a burden on the United States. But... what are the costs to them and their lives?"