American Inequality
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Low-income communities face massive health risks from Superfund sites
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The US has just experienced the highest levels of hate crimes ever.
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Flood risk is much higher in low-income and Black communities
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130 elections are being held across the US this week. Millions of Americans will not be eligible to participate.
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Our first guest columnist, Esteban Moro of MIT, highlights the places in America where the rich and poor hardly ever interact
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One number to rule them all
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The most dangerous county borders the least dangerous county - what's the big difference?
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Young mothers fall into cycles of poverty, making it difficult for their children to achieve the American Dream
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Do you make enough money to cover your city's costs?
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For our 10th article (!!!), see why 6th graders in the richest counties read 4 grade levels ahead of their peers in the poorest counties
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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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