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Black men, despite political and religious views, feel pain of racism and cling to hope
“Taking care of myself is in itself an act of resistance.”
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Asian Americans struggle to find their place in a Black and white world
When the murder of George Floyd inspired nationwide protests over the summer Asian Americans felt a call to action that overrode cultural norms that discourage complaining and speaking out.
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Memories of stop and frisk, racial profiling and microaggressions drive activists to protest
As a black woman in America she said she is in constant danger of a police encounter that could go wrong.
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Hope in the midst of racism
The disproportionate police brutality rates show that the shards of racial inequality remain firmly rooted in the U.S
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America’s racial reckoning has left black and brown people grappling with painful emotions
“It’s not our problem to fix, because we didn’t create the system."
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
Students from different parts of the world struggle as schools reopen during a pandemic
“I think the quality of teaching, and also the class, has significantly dropped down."
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
Special needs students face learning obstacles during Covid-19
Pulling students from classes and holding interventions now have to meet CDC safety guidelines, which interfere with the crucial connections teachers need to make with these students.
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
The new normal for school life is abnormal in Michigan
As teachers and students prepare to resume school, "normal" seems like a distant memory.
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
California School District Parents and Teachers Clash About Return to School
Some staff members have already returned to campus. During this time, a number of staff members have contracted COVID.
Special Report: Shutdown: The Coronavirus
A tribute to the mask pioneers
Wearing a face mask became a stigma for Asian people in this country, but many continued too wear one to protect their health and the health of their community.