American Inequality
1 in 5 Americans is struggling with mental health, but care isn’t equally accessible to those who need it most, particularly in America's prisons
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567,000 people are homeless in America - half of them live in just two states.
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Poor access to banks and easy access to payday lenders prevent many communities from achieving financial security
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The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is America's most successful poverty alleviation program, but too few families actually claim this benefit. Happy T…
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New data analysis of partnerships between Amazon Ring and Police Departments shows that some communities are surveilled at much higher rates than others
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Trinity Colon grew up thinking that everyone had Asthma and that it was normal to wipe the soot off your windows at the start of summer. She now realiz…
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Internet access is not equally distributed in America
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The United States has now hit the worst levels of hunger in decades with 54 million Americans having no reliable access to food
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American Inequality


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