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Civil Rights News: PA Voter ID Back in Court; Women Facing Retirement Challenges; Student Debt Continues to Soar
Compiled by Shannon Housley, a Fall intern at The Leadership Conference Education Fund Witnesses to Detail Barriers to Pennsylvania Voter ID Law USA Today The notoriously tough Pennsylvania voter photo ID law returns to court today. Voters from the surrounding … Continue reading
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Tagged education, gender gap, retirement, Social Security, student loans, students, voter id, voting rights, women
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Without Government Safety Net, Millions of Americans Would Face Deeper Poverty
Today is Poverty Day, and the U.S. Census Bureau has released new data that show 46.2 million people (15 percent) lived in poverty last year. Compared with 2010, the current poverty rate is not statistically different, but what is important … Continue reading
Civil Rights News: State of the Union, Social Security, Transportation, Unemployed 99ers
Links to a couple of news articles on civil rights-related issues. Continue reading
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Tagged infrastructure, jobs, Social Security, State of the Union
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How Will Seniors Be Able to Retire, and Live?
Ezra Klein has a really great piece up today explaining how we aren’t having a very productive conversation about retirement security. Continue reading
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Tagged retirement savings, seniors, Social Security
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