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If Feminism Is about Choice, Then This Election Is, Too
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On Tuesday, President Obama released his FY 2017 budget proposal, making his priorities for his final year in office known.
TANF and Teachers
Lara Burt argues that current policies are keeping single mothers down and out of school.
The Issue of Race in a Race in Houston
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The Merit Aid Arms Race Heats Up at UW-Madison
The University of Wisconsin at Madison is planning to substantially boost its spending on non-need-based aid, known as “merit-based.”