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Ed SurgeIoana Literat comments on the role of social media plays for Generation Z in shaping political identity.
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New York TimesNew, groundbreaking research led by Sonya Douglass Horsford as part of the College’s Black Education Research Collective quantifies the impact of Covid and systemic racism on Black students.
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NewsdayAmy Stuart-Wells urges Long Island public schools to prioritize diversifying its teaching staff in order to better support students of color.
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Gotham GazetteIn an op-ed co-written with New York City Council member Mark Levine, Lesley Kroupa — of the College’s Tisch Food Center — calls for added sugar warnings that could aid the city’s public health efforts.
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