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  • Two Black women dressed in black graduation caps and gowns look at an image on a cell phone

    First-Generation College Students on Graduating into a Pandemic

    Four Smith College alum, and women of color, reflect and advise on financial literacy, emotional support, and mental health.
    Jessica Bacal, Shayla Bezjak-Martinez, Karime Gutierrez, Dionna Jenkins, Destiny Wiley-Yancy Jun 2, 2021 10:00AM EDT
    For many immigrants and next-gens in their 20s and 30s, moving back in with family has led to reconciliation and healing despite generational and cultural divides.

    The Good, the Bad, the Beautiful: Moving Back Home During the Pandemic

    For many immigrants and next-gens in their 20s and 30s, moving back in with family has led to reconciliation and healing despite generational and cultural divides.
    Fiza Pirani Mar 3, 2021 3:20PM EST
    Black man wearing a suit looks straight into the camera

    Tech Company Aims to Disrupt Predatorial Prison Phone Industry

    The Ameelio app ensures that incarcerated people and their loved ones can stay in touch without going into crippling debt.
    Shani Saxon Feb 17, 2021 3:30PM EST
    The cast of the ABC show, "Grey's Anatomy" on a red carpet including Black woman creator and writer, Shonda Rhimes.

    Why Are There No Filipino Nurses on Medical TV Shows?

    Given the fact that Filipino nurses have been America’s front liners for generations, this is a disgrace.
    Anthony C. Ocampo Feb 8, 2021 3:00PM EST
    Two young adults dressed in orange jail suits go through a door as a woman guard holds it open for them

    Juvenile Justice Advocates Call on Biden Administration to Prioritize Jailed Youth

    Youth First president and CEO Liz Ryan spoke to Colorlines about why it’s time to close youth prisons and shift those resources into communities.
    Shani Saxon Feb 4, 2021 1:30PM EST

    7 Black and Latinx Families Sue California for 'Inadequate' Education During Pandemic

    With a shortage of digital tools, the suit stresses: “These conditions would be unacceptable in wealthier, whiter communities and do not meet the minimum standards set by the California legislature.”
    N. Jamiyla Chisholm Dec 2, 2020 4:45PM EST
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