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The school to prison pipeline is threatening the fabric of our American society by placing an emphasis on juveniles entering into the criminal justice system for minor offenses. The National Association for the Advancement of... more
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Source: Federal Bureau of Investigation. ?Crime in the United States by Volume and Rate per 100,000 Inhabitants, 1995–2014? (ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2014/crime-in-the-u.s.-2014/tables/table-1)).... more
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After a financial crisis, a deep recession, and a stalled recovery, it should be no surprise that poverty in America is on the rise. This fall, the Census Bureau reported that a record 46 million Americans — 15% of the population... more
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It seems like everyday on the news we hear about injustice towards black people whether it is police brutality, led poisoned water, discrimination in the workplace, or being called racial slurs. Seldom do I get to log on to my Twitter... more
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With a nationwide uprising over the public execution of George Floyd, and Trump's use of military force in D.C.'s Lafayette Square, the country has entered an extremely dangerous period. Institutionalized racist police violence,... more
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HOW DO YOU PROCEED THE FIGHT FOR EQUALITY 20 YEARS FROM NOW? PT. 2 The fight for justice must reflect the forward-thinking approach exemplified by the United States Armed Services in order to eradicate racial... more
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African American people are in a process of transition. The Jewish exodus provides an eerie correlation to the black experience in America. The year 2020 marks the 401st year of since the first African slaves arrived in America. By... more
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I grew up in a small town in Mississippi called Ripley. I remember at the age of 10 in the fifth grade the school segregated. That was the first time that black and white attended school together. I remember a teacher getting upset with a white... more
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Rumor Has it At the same time, rumors and misinformation will continue to pop up on social media and may even find their way into the conversations people have with family, friends, coworkers, and neighbors. In a rapidly changing situation... more
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Covid-19 Preparedness: What Does Re-Opening America Feels Like in Your Community? · How do we safely reopen cities after the coronavirus pandemic? We have to prepare now. · No, COVID-19 will not be the... more
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