Depending on which side of the ‘wealth’ aisle someone is standing, their view of welfare and welfare reform can mean two different things. So, the headlines that touts Congress ending welfare reform “as we know it” is both concerning and hopeful; Were food deserts preplanned?; Getting an education isn’t just good for your future earnings potential, but researchers now say it’s a matter of life and death; and On the ‘heels’ of a new WHO study finding how prevalent women are victims of physical and sexual violence, 20,000 women took to the streets of Mexico City to demand something of their president and Mexican society. Go beyond the headlines…
Congress Ends Welfare Reform as We Know It
How urban planning and housing policy helped create ‘food apartheid’ in US cities
Black, Hispanic Americans lag in COVID-19 vaccination as outreach efforts struggle
Life Expectancy Declines For Americans Without A Four-Year College Degree
WHO study finds 1 in 3 women face physical, sexual violence
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U.S. Lawmakers Suggest 25 Movies About Latinos to the Film Registry
Climate Change Lays Waste to Butterflies Across American West
Exercise app lowers fall risk for older adults
Nicaragua volcano blankets communities in ash
20,000 march in Mexico City for justice for women and an end to the violence
