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Children are less likely to earn more than their parents as adults if they are Black or grow up in the South, according to a new study

Residential property acquisitions by LLCs soared during the Great Recession in Los Angeles’ working-class communities of color

Americans are increasingly being detained as a danger to themselves or others because of mental illness

GOP insiders who broke ranks to battle the president share strategies and predictions with a UCLA Luskin audience

The NBA head coach speaks with UCLA Luskin about life, justice and important lessons Americans still need to learn

Faculty hires for the new academic year bring a wealth of new research and teaching about environmental, racial and health disparities

A pivotal figure for decades at the Luskin School, Powe oversaw career counseling and programs in which public officials, community leaders and alumni mentor students

UCLA's many contributors to report reimagining L.A. from a racial justice perspective include Dean Gary Segura and UCLA Luskin students

Summer sessions focus on the importance of choosing career paths that make an impact