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Five million households in this country with school-aged children don’t have broadband access. But what makes this about segregation is the population most disproportionately affected—Black and Hispanic children living in low-income households.

This weekend, in Washington DC and across the U.S., hundreds of thousands of students accompanied by those who support themContinue Reading

So Why Aren’t We Doing This for America’s Kids? It’s a fact: As a nation, we measure and hold ourselvesContinue Reading

This summer, the story of a pioneering superhero who saved the world from destruction enthralled and inspired millions. But youContinue Reading