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The legacy of racial segregation in the United States leaves neighborhoods of color with more concentrated poverty, lower school quality, more violence, and a lack of public services.
Full article at CASBS
Can cities transformed by immigration ensure that migrants contribute to urban development in a way that allows them and long-time residents to flourish together?
Read full essay in the New York Times online edition
Dr. Martin and Mr. Eig are biographers of Martin Luther King Jr.
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IAJS Faculty Director Tomás Jiménez joined KQED Forum's Alexis Madrigal to discuss the cultural, psychological, and societal tolls of the Trump Administration's immigration policies.
Read more with the Stanford Report
“We could see, just six months into the ban, that there were changes, and all actors – students, teachers, school staff – see that kids are more present and engaged in the classroom.