Not the Postracial Society We Thought It Would Be PodcastFebruary 22, 2018 Not the Postracial Society We Thought It Would Be Michele and Igor speak with Kenneth B. Morris Jr., the great-great-great-grandson of Frederick Douglass and the great-great-grandson of Booker T. Washington, about lessons that today's resisters can learn from these historical figures. Feb 22, 2018 Michele L. Jawando, Igor Volsky, Sally Tucker, 1 More Rachel Rosen
‘We Are Resilient’: The Power of the Black Community VideoDecember 18, 2017 ‘We Are Resilient’: The Power of the Black Community In the face of Donald Trump's rhetoric and policy choices that threaten people of color, the black community remains resilient. Dec 18, 2017 Jasmine Hardy, Andrew Satter, Danyelle Solomon, 2 More Lea Hunter, Connor Maxwell
From Preschool to Prison: The Criminalization of Black Girls ArticleDecember 8, 2017 From Preschool to Prison: The Criminalization of Black Girls In order to combat mass incarceration, America needs to address the school-to-prison pipeline, a system that affects black girls at an alarming rate. Dec 8, 2017 Mackenzie Chakara
President Trump’s Agenda Undermines His Rhetoric on Opioid Misuse ArticleNovember 2, 2017 President Trump’s Agenda Undermines His Rhetoric on Opioid Misuse The Trump administration will miss the mark on the opioid epidemic if it does not reverse course on its broader agenda. Nov 2, 2017 Eliza Schultz, Lea Hunter
The Power and Persistence of Black Legislators ArticleSeptember 22, 2017 The Power and Persistence of Black Legislators Even amid violent threats and intimidation, black legislators have achieved historic gains toward equality and provided hope for all Americans. Sep 22, 2017 Connor Maxwell, Danyelle Solomon
Event Highlights: The Power of Black Media During the Trump Administration VideoAugust 24, 2017 Event Highlights: The Power of Black Media During the Trump Administration The Center for American Progress and Progress 2050 recently hosted a conversation on the importance of black media and uplifting the voices of black journalists during the Trump administration. Aug 24, 2017 Progress 2050
Black Journalists Are Critical to Our Democracy ArticleAugust 14, 2017 Black Journalists Are Critical to Our Democracy Black media and journalists speak truth to power and expose injustice. Aug 14, 2017 Danyelle Solomon
3 Ways the Senate Health Care Bill Would Devastate Communities of Color ArticleJuly 12, 2017 3 Ways the Senate Health Care Bill Would Devastate Communities of Color The BCRA would worsen health outcomes for some of the most vulnerable members of society. Jul 12, 2017 Michele L. Jawando, Connor Maxwell
Are Today’s Students Prepared to Enter the Tech Industry? ArticleJune 23, 2017 Are Today’s Students Prepared to Enter the Tech Industry? The lack of networking and mentoring available to black and Hispanic college students decreases opportunities for careers in technology. Jun 23, 2017 Maya Beasley
Substance Use Disorder Is a Public Health Issue, Not a Criminal Justice Issue ArticleJune 12, 2017 Substance Use Disorder Is a Public Health Issue, Not a Criminal Justice Issue The Trump administration’s approach to the drug epidemic will hurt American families and cost taxpayers millions of dollars. Jun 12, 2017 Danyelle Solomon, Connor Maxwell
Five Truths About Voter Suppression ArticleMay 12, 2017 Five Truths About Voter Suppression Trump’s investigation of American voters is another pretext for further voter suppression, which is already depriving Americans of their right to vote. May 12, 2017 Connor Maxwell, Danielle Root
Race Has Everything to Do with Trump’s Budget. Here’s Why. ArticleApril 25, 2017 Race Has Everything to Do with Trump’s Budget. Here’s Why. Flawed racial stereotypes about welfare in America lay at the heart of the administration’s decision-making on the budget. Apr 25, 2017 Charles Badger
There’s a World of Difference Between Free Speech and Hate Speech ArticleApril 21, 2017 There’s a World of Difference Between Free Speech and Hate Speech The issue of free speech versus hate speech on college campuses is much more complex than what common opinion may lead you to believe. Apr 21, 2017 Becca DiPietro
Trump’s Avoidance of Black Press Reveals Tense Relations ArticleApril 13, 2017 Trump’s Avoidance of Black Press Reveals Tense Relations In the black press’ dealings with the new administration, as throughout its history, it struggles for respect from public officials while pressing for responses to readers’ concerns. Apr 13, 2017 Paul Delaney
North Carolina’s Bathroom Ban Compromise Is a Shell Game ArticleApril 7, 2017 North Carolina’s Bathroom Ban Compromise Is a Shell Game State legislators used a basketball game as the bargaining chip to deny fellow North Carolinians their human rights and dignity. Apr 7, 2017 Sam Fulwood III
An All-American Myth About the White Working Class ArticleMarch 30, 2017 An All-American Myth About the White Working Class As another study is released on the plight of the white working class, policymakers should remember to find common solutions that uplift all Americans. Mar 30, 2017 Sam Fulwood III
There Is a Supply of Diverse Workers in Tech, So Why Is Silicon Valley So Lacking in Diversity? ReportMarch 29, 2017 There Is a Supply of Diverse Workers in Tech, So Why Is Silicon Valley So Lacking in Diversity? Silicon Valley blames its lack of a diverse high-tech workforce on an insufficient supply of qualified job candidates—but this claim is a myth. Mar 29, 2017 Maya Beasley
Communities of Color Cannot Afford a Weakened CFPB ReportMarch 28, 2017 Communities of Color Cannot Afford a Weakened CFPB The Trump administration and Congress are threatening the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s role in defending communities of color in banking. Mar 28, 2017 Joe Valenti, Danyelle Solomon
Stop Playing Politics with People’s Lives ArticleMarch 23, 2017 Stop Playing Politics with People’s Lives We need a health care system that delivers care with compassion and guards the right to affordable, effective health care. Mar 23, 2017 Taison Bell
The Negative Consequences of Entangling Local Policing and Immigration Enforcement ReportMarch 21, 2017 The Negative Consequences of Entangling Local Policing and Immigration Enforcement Increased involvement of state and local police in federal immigration enforcement carries financial burdens and litigation risks and damages community trust. Mar 21, 2017 Danyelle Solomon, Tom Jawetz, Sanam Malik
Reproductive Justice Beyond Biology ArticleMarch 15, 2017 Reproductive Justice Beyond Biology Loretta J. Ross on the need for a more comprehensive understanding of how public policies affecting a woman’s autonomy over her body have implications beyond just issues of birth control, abortion, and sterilization. Mar 15, 2017 Loretta J. Ross
Anti-Muslim Rhetoric Only Weakens the United States ArticleMarch 9, 2017 Anti-Muslim Rhetoric Only Weakens the United States The White House’s foolhardy Muslim ban does nothing to protect us. Mar 9, 2017 Sam Fulwood III
A Black History Lesson for the Ages ArticleMarch 3, 2017 A Black History Lesson for the Ages A group of HBCU presidents failed to share their history of struggle with the president but endured grossly out-of-touch remarks from Education Secretary Betsy DeVos and an embarrassing photo op as Black History Month ends. Mar 3, 2017 Sam Fulwood III
African American Students Deserve a High-Quality Education ArticleFebruary 28, 2017 African American Students Deserve a High-Quality Education Although African American students have made significant progress since the ruling in Brown v. Board of Education, access to high-quality public education is still a challenge for many. Feb 28, 2017 Progress 2050
Milo’s Fall From a Hateful Summit ArticleFebruary 24, 2017 Milo’s Fall From a Hateful Summit Milo Yiannopoulos’ downfall provides a thought-provoking lesson. Feb 24, 2017 Sam Fulwood III
President Trump Has Cheapened the Dignity of His Office ArticleFebruary 17, 2017 President Trump Has Cheapened the Dignity of His Office The president’s recent comments and behavior serve to undermine the nation’s democratic ideals and foster a creeping sense of nihilism about the institutions that serve public interests. Feb 17, 2017 Sam Fulwood III
The Real Effect of Trump’s Muslim Ban ArticleFebruary 9, 2017 The Real Effect of Trump’s Muslim Ban President Donald Trump’s Muslim ban keeps innocent people from traveling to the United States, but does little to make the United States safer. Feb 9, 2017 Sam Fulwood III
Beyond ‘Law and Order’ ArticleFebruary 6, 2017 Beyond ‘Law and Order’ With Jeff Sessions as attorney general, dangerous and outdated “law and order” policies would stymie criminal justice reform. Feb 6, 2017 Ed Chung, Danyelle Solomon
Bending Toward Justice ArticleJanuary 12, 2017 Bending Toward Justice The rise of Donald Trump possesses parallels to apartheid South Africa—but the best course of action in the face of dangerous political setbacks is to stand in unwavering opposition at every turn. Jan 12, 2017 Sam Fulwood III
The United States’ History of Segregated Housing Continues to Limit Affordable Housing ReportDecember 15, 2016 The United States’ History of Segregated Housing Continues to Limit Affordable Housing A two-pronged attack is necessary to break down structural barriers that are preventing low-income families from finding affordable housing. Dec 15, 2016 Sam Fulwood III
The U.S. Senate Fails to Reflect America’s Diversity ArticleDecember 8, 2016 The U.S. Senate Fails to Reflect America’s Diversity The U.S. Senate must do more to rid itself of its reputation as one of the world’s whitest workplaces. Dec 8, 2016 Sam Fulwood III
The Complex American Response to Castro’s Death ArticleDecember 1, 2016 The Complex American Response to Castro’s Death Varying reactions to Castro’s death offer a somber reminder that oppression and opportunity, often coded by ethnicity and race, are not always clear-cut diametric opposites. Dec 1, 2016 Sam Fulwood III
Embracing an Accurate Depiction of the American Story ArticleNovember 18, 2016 Embracing an Accurate Depiction of the American Story In the wake of the presidential election, it is necessary for Americans to redefine themselves as a nation of multicultural identities, not a reflection of a bygone narrative. Nov 18, 2016 Sam Fulwood III
The Ambitious Activism of Debbie Allen ArticleOctober 28, 2016 The Ambitious Activism of Debbie Allen At a recent CAP event, award-winning entertainer Debbie Allen discussed her latest project, “Freeze Frame,” and her hope that it will lead to action in the fight against gun violence. Oct 28, 2016 Sam Fulwood III
Maximizing the Power of Women of Color ArticleOctober 27, 2016 Maximizing the Power of Women of Color The representation of women of color in corporate America and political office should reflect their growing economic and electoral power. Oct 27, 2016 Danyelle Solomon
This Election Day, Americans Cannot Afford to Take a Seat ArticleOctober 27, 2016 This Election Day, Americans Cannot Afford to Take a Seat Divisive rhetoric harms many diverse groups—including women, Muslims, and those perceived to be Muslim—and Americans must use their vote to speak up. Oct 27, 2016 Anisha Singh
Controversy Surrounding Filmmaker Nate Parker Highlights Need to Dismantle Rape Culture at Societal Level ArticleOctober 21, 2016 Controversy Surrounding Filmmaker Nate Parker Highlights Need to Dismantle Rape Culture at Societal Level If these issues are only publicly discussed in the context of a cult of celebrity, then the hyperbolic debate will continue to miss the real issue. Oct 21, 2016 Sam Fulwood III
Say It Ain’t So, Ruth Bader Ginsburg ArticleOctober 14, 2016 Say It Ain’t So, Ruth Bader Ginsburg Justice Ginsburg’s rant about Colin Kaepernick proves that even the best allies sometimes stumble when walking the walk. Oct 14, 2016 Sam Fulwood III
The United States Can’t Wait for More Professors of Color ArticleOctober 7, 2016 The United States Can’t Wait for More Professors of Color Accelerating demographic forces make increasing diversity on college faculties all the more important. Oct 7, 2016 Sam Fulwood III
Where Are the Gifted and Talented Black Students? ArticleSeptember 27, 2016 Where Are the Gifted and Talented Black Students? Social and institutional barriers are keeping African American students from the ranks of gifted and talented programs. Sep 27, 2016 Naomi Kellogg
Hate and Discrimination in the Wake of September 11 ArticleSeptember 15, 2016 Hate and Discrimination in the Wake of September 11 The association of Muslims with terrorists in the wake of the 9/11 attacks continues to affect the nation in myriad ways. Sep 15, 2016 Anumita Kaur
Football Fever and Patriotic Fervor ArticleSeptember 9, 2016 Football Fever and Patriotic Fervor Colin Kaepernick’s silent protest reminds Americans that calling out injustice is more glorious than scoring touchdowns. Sep 9, 2016 Sam Fulwood III
Stepping Away from Racism ArticleSeptember 2, 2016 Stepping Away from Racism Purging prejudice from the pews will move America closer toward a long overdue racial reconciliation. Sep 2, 2016 Sam Fulwood III
The Intersection of Policing and Race ReportSeptember 1, 2016 The Intersection of Policing and Race Bridging the divide between communities of color and law enforcement begins by recognizing that discord is rooted in the origins of policing in America. Sep 1, 2016 Danyelle Solomon
Police Gone Wild ArticleAugust 19, 2016 Police Gone Wild The U.S. Department of Justice’s report on Baltimore chronicles yet another police department that routinely abused its power and violated the civil rights of African Americans. Aug 19, 2016 Sam Fulwood III
Broadening Our Policy Awareness to Include Urban Native Americans ArticleJuly 29, 2016 Broadening Our Policy Awareness to Include Urban Native Americans Much of the United States’ policy support is currently reserved for tribal members living on reservations, leaving Native Americans who live in urban areas without much recourse. Jul 29, 2016 Sam Fulwood III
A Voting Rights Story ReportJuly 22, 2016 A Voting Rights Story Over his nearly 50 years in the North Carolina state legislator, Rep. Mickey Michaux helped increase voting rights and participation. However, recent efforts in the state are putting these advances at risk. Jul 22, 2016 Sam Fulwood III
When Words Fail Us ArticleJuly 14, 2016 When Words Fail Us Practical policy reforms—not just more conversation—are needed to address the recent violence between police and the African American community. Jul 14, 2016 Sam Fulwood III
The Ongoing Battle to Protect the Precious Right to Vote ArticleJune 24, 2016 The Ongoing Battle to Protect the Precious Right to Vote Americans are sick and tired of being sick and tired of waiting on Congress to act and ensure the right to vote for all. Jun 24, 2016 Danyelle Solomon, Michele L. Jawando
President Obama’s Legacy for Asian American and Pacific Islander Communities ArticleMay 20, 2016 President Obama’s Legacy for Asian American and Pacific Islander Communities President Barack Obama has been a leader in supporting and advancing AAPI communities. May 20, 2016 Anisha Singh, Sanam Malik
At Long Last, A Wrong Righted for Disenfranchised Virginians ArticleApril 28, 2016 At Long Last, A Wrong Righted for Disenfranchised Virginians Virginia should be commended for restoring voting rights to 210,000 felons who have lawfully served their time. Apr 28, 2016 Sam Fulwood III
5 Things to Know About Communities of Color and Environmental Justice ArticleApril 25, 2016 5 Things to Know About Communities of Color and Environmental Justice The Flint, Michigan, crisis is just one example of the many environmental injustices that communities of color are facing. Apr 25, 2016 Jasmine Bell
The Problem with the National Response to Police Racism ArticleApril 21, 2016 The Problem with the National Response to Police Racism Police behavior in American cities such as Chicago should no longer come as a surprise. Apr 21, 2016 Sam Fulwood III
When Home Disappears ArticleApril 7, 2016 When Home Disappears Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx hopes to build a transportation system that works for everyone. Apr 7, 2016 Sam Fulwood III
6 Things You Should Know About Women of Color and the Criminal Justice System ArticleMarch 16, 2016 6 Things You Should Know About Women of Color and the Criminal Justice System Women are the fastest-growing portion of the U.S. prison population. In particular, women of color are disproportionately affected by the criminal justice system. Mar 16, 2016 Jamal Hagler
Why #OscarsSoWhite Matters ArticleJanuary 27, 2016 Why #OscarsSoWhite Matters The film industry exercises a huge amount of influence on perceptions of success in America—or the lack thereof. Jan 27, 2016 Sam Fulwood III
Saving the Best for Last ArticleJanuary 14, 2016 Saving the Best for Last President Obama’s final State of the Union address challenged voters to do the hard work of fulfilling the American promise. Jan 14, 2016 Sam Fulwood III
Investing in the Education of Students of Color Benefits All Americans ArticleNovember 20, 2015 Investing in the Education of Students of Color Benefits All Americans As Congress reauthorizes the ESEA, federal lawmakers must make sure that the needs of all students are met. Nov 20, 2015 Jamal Hagler
People of Color: Their Contributions, Their Potential Fact SheetAugust 28, 2015 People of Color: Their Contributions, Their Potential As demographics shift and the share of people of color in the U.S. population continues to increase, it is important to take notice of the contributions that people of color make to the United States and their potential contributions to the nation in the future. Aug 28, 2015 Progress 2050
The High Cost of Truancy ReportAugust 25, 2015 The High Cost of Truancy Chronic truancy has short-term consequences for students but can have long-lasting effects for individuals, families, and communities. Aug 25, 2015 Farah Z. Ahmad, Tiffany D. Miller
Building a More Inclusive National Park System for All Americans ReportJune 24, 2015 Building a More Inclusive National Park System for All Americans Congress and the president should work to conserve places that better reflect America’s diverse population and help engage new generations to visit and explore their shared heritage and resources. Jun 24, 2015 Nidhi Thakar, Claire Moser, Laura E. Durso
The Curious Case of Rachel Dolezal ArticleJune 17, 2015 The Curious Case of Rachel Dolezal The social media frenzy around Rachel Dolezal exposes the fault lines of solidarity in the movement for racial justice. Jun 17, 2015 Sam Fulwood III
Baltimore Underscores a Need to Rethink How We Address Poverty in the United States ArticleMay 6, 2015 Baltimore Underscores a Need to Rethink How We Address Poverty in the United States As Baltimore recovers from a week of tumult, what can we do as citizens to ensure that the unrest was the last of its kind? May 6, 2015 Sam Fulwood III
Who Are Asian Americans? Fact SheetApril 28, 2015 Who Are Asian Americans? These fact sheets provide a detailed look at 10 groups of Asian Americans by national origin. Apr 28, 2015 Progress 2050
Fact Sheets: Economic Benefits of Reducing Racial and Ethnic Inequality Fact SheetMarch 19, 2015 Fact Sheets: Economic Benefits of Reducing Racial and Ethnic Inequality With the U.S. Census Bureau estimating that the majority of the U.S. population will be people of color by 2043, it is increasingly important that policymakers enact progressive policies that would improve the economic prospects and increase income for people of color. Mar 19, 2015 Progress 2050
Remembering an Unheralded Champion of American Democracy ArticleMarch 18, 2015 Remembering an Unheralded Champion of American Democracy Political scientist and voting rights advocate Curtis Gans passed away last weekend, but his life’s work must continue. Mar 18, 2015 Sam Fulwood III
Why Does Racism Surprise Us? ArticleMarch 12, 2015 Why Does Racism Surprise Us? The recently revealed racist video filmed at a University of Oklahoma fraternity event is simply a reflection of America’s larger societal problems. Mar 12, 2015 Sam Fulwood III
Diversity Is Coming to a Town Near You ArticleFebruary 25, 2015 Diversity Is Coming to a Town Near You A new Center for American Progress report considers America’s race and ethnic shift and the far-reaching policy implications of this demographic change. Feb 25, 2015 Sam Fulwood III
Infographic: Government Collection of Race and Ethnicity Data ArticleFebruary 6, 2015 Infographic: Government Collection of Race and Ethnicity Data The decennial census has undergone significant changes as the U.S. population has evolved. Rapidly changing demographics continue to present challenges to the U.S. government in its effort to collect demographic data. Feb 6, 2015 Farah Z. Ahmad, Jamal Hagler
5 Key Facts About the Affordable Care Act for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders ArticleJanuary 27, 2015 5 Key Facts About the Affordable Care Act for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders A look at five facts that highlight the benefits of the Affordable Care Act for the Asian American and Pacific Islander community. Jan 27, 2015 John Zhang
5 Key Facts About the Affordable Care Act for African Americans ArticleJanuary 20, 2015 5 Key Facts About the Affordable Care Act for African Americans A look at five facts that highlight the benefits of the Affordable Care Act for the African American community. Jan 20, 2015 Emmanuel Hurtado
Will the New Tech Economy Solve the Old Economy’s Racial Problems? ArticleJanuary 14, 2015 Will the New Tech Economy Solve the Old Economy’s Racial Problems? The new tech economy has not conquered racial bias. The racial and ethnic unemployment disparities in computer science are nearly the same as those in other fields. Jan 14, 2015 Algernon Austin
5 Key Facts About the Affordable Care Act for Latinos ArticleJanuary 13, 2015 5 Key Facts About the Affordable Care Act for Latinos A look at five facts that highlight the benefits of the Affordable Care Act for the Latino community. Jan 13, 2015 Fernanda Denys Reyes
Key Facts to Know About Communities of Color in Arkansas Before the 2014 Midterm Elections ArticleNovember 3, 2014 Key Facts to Know About Communities of Color in Arkansas Before the 2014 Midterm Elections This fact sheet highlights the economic and electoral impact of communities of color as they become a growing share of the population in Arkansas. Nov 3, 2014 Jamal Hagler
Key Facts to Know About Communities of Color in North Carolina Before the 2014 Midterm Elections ArticleOctober 30, 2014 Key Facts to Know About Communities of Color in North Carolina Before the 2014 Midterm Elections This fact sheet highlights the economic and electoral impact of communities of color as they become a growing share of the population in North Carolina. Oct 30, 2014 Jamal Hagler
Key Facts to Know About Communities of Color in Colorado Before the 2014 Midterm Elections ArticleOctober 30, 2014 Key Facts to Know About Communities of Color in Colorado Before the 2014 Midterm Elections This fact sheet highlights the economic and electoral impact of communities of color as they become a growing share of the population in Colorado. Oct 30, 2014 Jamal Hagler
Key Facts to Know About Communities of Color in Georgia Before the 2014 Midterm Elections ArticleOctober 29, 2014 Key Facts to Know About Communities of Color in Georgia Before the 2014 Midterm Elections This fact sheet highlights the economic and electoral impact of communities of color as they become a growing share of the population in Georgia. Oct 29, 2014 Jamal Hagler
The Facts on Immigration Today ReportOctober 23, 2014 The Facts on Immigration Today Everything you need to know about our foreign-born population, their impact on the economy, current immigration policy, and the voting power of new Americans. Oct 23, 2014 the CAP Immigration Team
Retaining Teachers of Color in Our Public Schools ReportJune 28, 2014 Retaining Teachers of Color in Our Public Schools Through targeted reform efforts, states, districts, and school leaders—as well as policymakers and communities of color—can improve the retention rates and effectiveness of teachers of color. Jun 28, 2014 Glenda L. Partee
Rethinking Affirmative Action ArticleMay 14, 2014 Rethinking Affirmative Action In her new book, law professor Sheryll Cashin considers the implications of location for education and race in 21st-century America. May 14, 2014 Sam Fulwood III
The Conundrum of White-Male Privilege ArticleMay 6, 2014 The Conundrum of White-Male Privilege Those who possess life advantages rarely acknowledge that they have favored status, which makes them all the more unwilling to surrender their privilege without a fight. May 6, 2014 Sam Fulwood III
State of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Series ReportApril 23, 2014 State of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Series Read the full report, released on September 11, 2014. Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders are quickly reaching the critical mass needed to be politically relevant, but data about this group have often been unavailable. This series features the most comprehensive research and analysis for the fastest-growing demographic in the United States. Apr 23, 2014 Karthick Ramakrishnan, Farah Z. Ahmad
Reading Between the Data ReportMarch 3, 2014 Reading Between the Data When considering how best to address economic inequality, policymakers need to understand the complexity and diversity within the Asian American community. Mar 3, 2014 Farah Z. Ahmad, Christian E. Weller
When Wall Street Buys Main Street ReportFebruary 27, 2014 When Wall Street Buys Main Street Single-family rental securitization needs to be managed responsibly in order to protect consumer interests. Feb 27, 2014 Sarah Edelman, Julia Gordon, David Sanchez
Better Reflecting Our Country’s Growing Diversity ReportFebruary 19, 2014 Better Reflecting Our Country’s Growing Diversity We need to make our national park system more inclusive and reflective of the totality of the diverse American experience. Feb 19, 2014 Jessica Goad, Matt Lee-Ashley, Farah Z. Ahmad
Hoop Dreams Versus Hoop Reality ArticleNovember 12, 2013 Hoop Dreams Versus Hoop Reality The truth about basketball isn’t what you’d expect. Nov 12, 2013 Sam Fulwood III
Fact Sheet: The State of Asian American Women in the United States Fact SheetNovember 7, 2013 Fact Sheet: The State of Asian American Women in the United States This is a snapshot of how Asian American women are faring in health, education, entrepreneurship, economic security, and political leadership. Nov 7, 2013 Marcus T. Smith
Fact Sheet: The State of African American Women in the United States Fact SheetNovember 7, 2013 Fact Sheet: The State of African American Women in the United States This is a snapshot of how African American women are faring in health, education, entrepreneurship, economic security, and political leadership. Nov 7, 2013 Maria Guerra
Fact Sheet: The State of Latinas in the United States Fact SheetNovember 7, 2013 Fact Sheet: The State of Latinas in the United States This is a snapshot of how Latina women are faring in health, education, entrepreneurship, economic security, and political leadership. Nov 7, 2013 Mareshah Jackson
Infographic: Latino Voter Turnout in Virginia ArticleOctober 30, 2013 Infographic: Latino Voter Turnout in Virginia As the Virginia gubernatorial race draws to a close, it is important to note the growing impact of the rising Latino electorate in the commonwealth. Oct 30, 2013 Progress 2050
The Role of People of Color in the Future Workforce ArticleOctober 25, 2013 The Role of People of Color in the Future Workforce By 2030, people of color will play a much more significant role in the American workforce. Oct 25, 2013 Angeline Vuong
Infographic: African American Voter Turnout in Virginia ArticleOctober 22, 2013 Infographic: African American Voter Turnout in Virginia The outcome of next month's neck-and-neck Virginia gubernatorial race could very well hinge on the turnout rates of black voters. Oct 22, 2013 Progress 2050
Beyond ‘Stand Your Ground’: Florida’s Other Racial Profiling Practices ReportOctober 11, 2013 Beyond ‘Stand Your Ground’: Florida’s Other Racial Profiling Practices Despite legislation against racial profiling, the “Stand Your Ground” law is just one of several ways in which Florida practices it. Oct 11, 2013 Sarah Iverson
Our Future Labor Force: Will Our Supply Meet Our Demand? ArticleOctober 4, 2013 Our Future Labor Force: Will Our Supply Meet Our Demand? We need a sensible immigration system to ensure that America’s supply of workers continues to match its demand. Oct 4, 2013 Angeline Vuong
The Role of the Second Generation in Tomorrow’s Workforce ArticleAugust 14, 2013 The Role of the Second Generation in Tomorrow’s Workforce Immigrants, and particularly their children—the second generation—will play a critical role in the economy, filling the workforce gaps created by the massive Baby Boomer retirements over the next two decades. Aug 14, 2013 Angeline Vuong, Zach Murray, Abhay Aneja
All-In Nation: An America that Works for All ReportJuly 24, 2013 All-In Nation: An America that Works for All All-In Nation describes how strong communities of color are critical to America’s economic future and lays out a comprehensive policy agenda to build an equitable economy where everyone, including fast-growing communities of color, can participate and thrive. Jul 24, 2013 Vanessa Cárdenas, Sarah Treuhaft