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As savings accounts dwindle, federal workers say they’re holding on with ‘hopes and prayers’
Thousands of Americans rallied nationwide on Oct. 18 to protest federal policies that have led to job losses, program cuts, divided families and a prolonged government shutdown. Struggling federal…
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7mUnshackling our people: A framework to end mass incarceratio...
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6mBlack unemployment is falling, but the racial economic divid...
Dedrick Asante-Muhammad is president of the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies. This week, he discusses Black unemployment.