Ong on Discrimination Against Asians During Pandemic
Anti-Asian sentiments and racism have increased the economic insecurity of Asian Americans during the pandemic, study finds.
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Entries by Zoe Day
Ritterbusch Speaks to Marginalization of Trans Community
The death of Alejandra Monocuco in Colombia highlights the deadly consequences faced by trans people in Colombia.
Lens on Benefits of Affordable Housing
His comments come as the Trump administration repeals a regulation addressing segregation in cities receiving federal housing aid.
The Data Behind a Worsening Black Housing Crisis
Center for Neighborhood Knowledge study sheds light on displacement of Black community in South Los Angeles.
Lens Argues for Increased Racial Equity in Urban Planning
The reshaping of public spaces and infrastructure during the pandemic has highlighted racial inequities in urban planning and civic engagement practices.
Roy Addresses Structural Inequalities in Scientific Research
The coronavirus pandemic poses a significant threat to gender-equity gains won by female scientists and researchers.
Shah on Domestic Violence During India’s Lockdown
In districts with the strictest lockdown measures, reports of rape and sexual assault declined as cases of domestic violence increased, study finds.
Umemoto Is Recognized for Multilingual COVID-19 Information
The COVID-19 Multilingual Resource Hub is designed to make critical coronavirus information accessible to immigrant and non-English speaking populations.
Leap Calls for Accountability Among Probation Authorities
A new lawsuit against L.A. County claims a teenage boy was administered female hormones without his parents’ knowledge while in juvenile detention.
Covington Predicts Black Exodus Will Continue in California
The Black population in cities has decreased for a multitude of reasons, including rising costs, eviction, and a search for safer neighborhoods and better schools.
