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At 5, a Framingham Woman Learned About Class—And Never Stopped Talking About It
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At 5, a Framingham Woman Learned About Class—And Never Stopped Talking About It

Early Awareness of Social Class Denise Moorehead, now 68, recalls the moment she first became awar… Read more At 5, a Framingham Woman Learned About Class—And Never Stopped Talking About It
Earning More, Feeling Worse: Financial Strain Plagues American Families
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Earning More, Feeling Worse: Financial Strain Plagues American Families

A Family on the Brink Lisa Meazler, a 43-year-old mother of three, lives in Endicott, New York. Sh… Read more Earning More, Feeling Worse: Financial Strain Plagues American Families
Environmental Health Disparities: The Unequal Impact on Latino vs. White Neighborhoods in L.A.
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Environmental Health Disparities: The Unequal Impact on Latino vs. White Neighborhoods in L.A.

A new data tool from researchers at UCLA highlights significant environmental health dispariti… Read more Environmental Health Disparities: The Unequal Impact on Latino vs. White Neighborhoods in L.A.
Urban Living Shapes Teens' Views on Justice and Trust in Institutions, Study Reveals
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Urban Living Shapes Teens' Views on Justice and Trust in Institutions, Study Reveals

A study of young people in the city of São Paulo, Brazil, reveals that adolescents living in nei… Read more Urban Living Shapes Teens' Views on Justice and Trust in Institutions, Study Reveals
Special Report: Uncovering Entrepreneurs in Poverty's Shadows
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Special Report: Uncovering Entrepreneurs in Poverty's Shadows

Editor’s note: This is the third in a five-part series on the price of freedom, b… Read more Special Report: Uncovering Entrepreneurs in Poverty's Shadows