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WOMEN IN
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WOMEN MOVE AHEAD OF MEN IN US LABOR MARKETS

3/8/2020

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The new forgotten man
Ryan Streeter | National Review
Conservative policymakers need to rediscover that there is much more to the American economy than managers and workers. Dynamism is not a given, and if we do not intentionally cultivate it at the community level all across the country, the future will be bleaker for managers and workers alike.  Read more.
 
The black-white divide in suspensions: What is the role of the family?
Nicholas Zill and  W. Bradford Wilcox | Institute for Family Studies
Black students are more likely to get in trouble in school and to end up suspended, compared to white students. This racial disparity in school discipline is both a cause and consequence of enduring racial inequality in America. But what factors contribute to the suspension gap?  Read more.
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