Women at Texas Community Colleges Aren’t Getting the Birth Control They Want
Financial barriers and limited access to providers are keeping them from getting the effective contraceptives they prefer.
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A discovery sprint is an efficient way for organizations to tackle specific problems and surface new ideas.
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To Extinguish Generational Inequality, Start by Understanding Diversity
As society continues to grapple with the future of Millennials, it’s important to align policy with the their unprecedented diversity.
Beyoncé and the Endless Layers of Blackness
Especially after the singer’s Coachella performance, not to see her power is to miss what she means for black culture more generally.
Black Skies and Blue Weather
As instances of severe weather events rise, increased pressure on an aging U.S. electric grid infrastructure is inevitable. Are we ready?
For Girls in the Texas Foster Care System, Teen Pregnancy Is 5 times More Likely
A new report says current and former Texas foster youth face greater pregnancy risks.
Georgia’s Governor Is About to Sign a Terrible Cybersecurity Bill
It would put networks in the state at greater risk.
How Much Is Facebook Really to Blame for Ethnic Cleansing in Myanmar?
Broad claims implicating the platform in instigating atrocities against the Rohingya distort the drivers of anti-Muslim violence.