College Pays Off. But by How Much Depends on Race, Gender, and Type of Degree.
Expanding access to college alone will not solve long-standing racial and gender inequities in the labor market.
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The Double Burden of the Black Hustle
The government has never been good at supporting those working to make ends meet, forcing hustle to become an integral part of Black culture
2/28 FCC Comments on Spectrum Secondary Markets
DOL Announces New Funding Opportunity to Expand Registered Apprenticeships
New DOL Grant Program will provide $113 million to strengthen registered apprenticeships, including youth apprenticeships
2/27 FCC Ex Parte Notice Advocating for New Sharing Framework in the 42 GHz Band
Another Strike in Somalia, How Many People Did it Kill?
AFRICOM has conducted its first strike of 2022. But how many people did it kill?
OTI Director Sarah Morris to Join NTIA as Senior Advisor
Will work closely with Alan Davidson as the agency undertakes a historic opportunity to invest in bridging the digital divide.
Rewriting Like It’s Going Out of Style: Negotiators Continue Revising Accountability Measures
The Department of Education’s Institutional and Programmatic Eligibility Committee continues work on accountability regulations.
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2/23 FCC Comments on Auction Rules for the 2.5 GHz Auction to Promote Competition
Our Three Futures
If the future of American democracy feels uncertain, that’s because it is. Lee Drutman explains three potential scenarios for the future.
Why Representation of Black and African Americans in Educational Materials Matter
Celebrate Black history by recognizing why the representation of Black and African Americans in educational media matter.
