New White House Could Remove Public Charge Rule
The incoming Biden-Harris administration has an opportunity to immediately revoke implementation of the public charge rule, easing anxiety for millions of immig
Sunita Sohrabji
CA Census Hits Hard-to Count-Benchmark But Wealthy Communities Lag Behind
California’s Census self-response rate is a nationwide leader, but many residents in the state’s wealthy enclaves have yet to respond. 9.7 million household
California’s Diversity Makes Accurate Census Difficult
California’s rich diversity of ethnic populations makes an accurate census count extremely challenging, says Karthick Ramakrishnan, founder and director of AA
Can We Move Beyond ‘Wash, Rinse, Repeat’ Cycle Of Protests?
“Nothing has changed except the year” The COVID 19 pandemic, which has dominated the news throughout much of 2020, took a knee this week, as the U.S. turned
What’s In The Pipeline To Revive Ethnic Small Businesses?
Main Street America, its plethora of largely minority-owned small businesses ravaged by the COVID-19 pandemic, will see opportunities to revive with the help of
Don’t Let Us Disappear From The Census Say Youth Contest Winners
At a time when San Francisco lags behind the statewide average in census response rates, youth artists and writers have a special message for those who have not
The Shadow Pandemic: Women Work Longer, Sleep Less Due To COVID-19
Women around the world are facing a shadow crisis amid the COVID 19 pandemic, as their workloads for both paid and unpaid labor increase dramatically. “The CO
Developing World Reels From Pandemic Fallout
More than 265 million around the world currently face food insecurity in the wake of the global COVID-19 pandemic, and several million have lost their life-line
CA Drivers Should Get 50% Refund During Lockdown
Drivers should get a 50% to 70% refund on their auto insurance premium for the duration of California’s shelter-in-place mandate, said state Insurance Commiss
Vulnerable Immigrants Get No Relief From COVID-19 Stimulus Package
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, signed into law last month, offers little relief to millions of vulnerable immigrants and low-wage worke
