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Getty / Arsh Raziuddin / The Atlantic Chadwick Boseman Gave Us Something We Had Not Had Before
He brought King T’Challa to life in a way that transfixed the world and spoke uniquely to Black Americans.
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Illustration by Mark Harris; Mark Summerfield / Alamy; ... Taking My Children to See Frederick Douglass
How a visit to his birthplace helped me understand this moment of rage, reckoning, and possibility
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Gordon Parks / Gordon Parks Foundation Becoming a Parent in the Age of Black Lives Matter
When the Movement for Black Lives began, I did not have children. Now the fight means more to me—coupled with fears that are even deeper.
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Charles Krupa / AP Elite Colleges Constantly Tell Low-Income Students That They Do Not Belong
Unwritten rules underlie all of elite-university life—and students who don’t come from a wealthy background have a hard time navigating them.
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Associated Press Martin Luther King Jr. Was Bailed Out by a Millionaire
Incarcerated people today aren’t so lucky.
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Tom Mihalek / Reuters The New Tax Law’s Subtle Subversion of Public Schools
The law will facilitate private-school attendance and put more obstacles in front of the neediest students.
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Reuters The Lifelong Learning of Lifelong Inmates
If reducing recidivism is the goal of prison education, what can be gained from teaching those who will be behind bars for life?
