People of Color Take a Major Hit as the Economy Struggles Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic
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March 10, 2020/by Briella HargroveSlavery reparations can happen. Some states are adopting their own versions
March 6, 2020/by Lucas HubbardDuke Immerse in Hawaii: Return to Chinatown and Educational Policy at Kamehameha
March 5, 2020/by Lucas HubbardDuke Immerse in Hawaii: Housing Policy in Kauai, Ho‘olaule‘a, Chinatown, and more
March 2, 2020/by Lucas HubbardWhen Biden talks about poverty and parenting, criticism often follows
February 28, 2020/by Briella HargroveDuke Immerse in Hawaii: Discussing Globalization, Pearl Harbor, and Education Policy
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February 26, 2020/by Lucas HubbardReparations, rebranded
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February 24, 2020/by Briella Hargrove
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