This week Matter of Fact travels to Ohio where advocates say unfairly drawn district lines are weakening some people’s votes. Plus, a representative for the College Board describes the forthcoming AP African American Studies course. And, a staffing shortage makes it difficult for aging Americans to find at-home care.
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Harvard Study Shows Long History of White Supremacy in American Textbooks
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The Role of Race in the Fight Against the Coronavirus
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Next Test For Candidates: What Do Voters in More Diverse States Want?
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College Students Find Themselves Caught Between Athletics and Activism
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