National Campaign Houses 100,000 People with Help from Dallas-based CitySquare
The national 100,000 Homes Campaign celebrated the 100,000th person to move into permanent housing this…
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June 2014
Wealth Hits High as Rich Get Richer
Americans’ wealth hit a fresh record in the first quarter amid a rise in home…
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Growth Has Been Good for Decades. So Why Hasn’t Poverty Declined?
The surest way to fight poverty is to achieve stronger economic growth. That, anyway, is…
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The Irony in New Study That Bashes Popular Teacher Evaluation Method.
They just keep on coming. Last month, a report was released by the American Statistical…
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Planned Health Clinic Excites South Dallas Neighborhood
The new South Dallas clinic being built for Parkland Memorial Hospital represents more than an…
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Harsh Sentencing, Overstuffed Prisons—It’s Time for Reform: Nonviolent Offenders Make Up 90% of the Federal Prison Population
Too many people are in prison who should not be there. How many? Most of…
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Why America’s Mass Incarceration Experiment Failed
The provost of Rutgers University-Newark, Todd Clear specializes in the study of criminal justice, and…
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Teachers Are Losing Their Jobs, but Teach for America’s Expanding. What’s Wrong With That?
This story was produced in collaboration with the Hechinger Report, a nonprofit, nonpartisan news outlet…
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Fair Park – Ideas for its redevelopment as a catalyst for South Dallas growth
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To Reduce Inequality, Start With Families.
The French economist Thomas Piketty swept across the United States last week with a dire…
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