Erin Aubry Kaplan

1 month ago | laprogressive.com | Erin Aubry Kaplan |Rob Maurer

In discussions about crises rooted in inequality — mass incarceration, criminal justice, housing — African Americans and Latinos have, over the last few decades, seemed to blur into a single sociological entity. From academics to activists, Black and brown are frequently discussed as one, subject to similar oppression and engaged in similar struggles for justice.

1 month ago | capitalandmain.com | Erin Aubry Kaplan

In discussions about crises rooted in inequality — mass incarceration, criminal justice, housing — African Americans and Latinos have, over the last few decades, seemed to blur into a single sociological entity. From academics to activists, Black and brown are frequently discussed as one, subject to similar oppression and engaged in similar struggles for justice.

1 month ago | rollingstone.com | Erin Aubry Kaplan

February 28, 2025 A person with a sign saying "Diversity equity inclusion" near the Capitol Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C. Michael Brochstein/Sipa USA/AP Images This article was produced by Capital & Main. It is co-published by Rolling Stone with permission. In the barrage of executive orders and edicts issued by Donald Trump and promoted by Elon Musk over the last month, one stands out. It is a relatively brief note to the nation’s public schools issued by the Department of Education on...

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Erin Aubry Kaplan

This article was produced by Capital & Main. It is co-published by Rolling Stone with permission. In the barrage of executive orders and edicts issued by Donald Trump and promoted by Elon Musk over the last month, one stands out. It is a relatively brief note to the nation’s public schools issued by the Department of Education on a Friday — traditionally a slow news day — that gets to the heart of what Trumpism is and what it’s really promising. (Hint: it’s not lowering the price of eggs). On Feb.

1 month ago | laprogressive.com | Erin Aubry Kaplan |Rob Maurer

In the barrage of executive orders and edicts issued by Donald Trump and promoted by Elon Musk over the last month, one stands out. It is a relatively brief note to the nation’s public schools issued by the Department of Education on a Friday — traditionally a slow news day — that gets to the heart of what Trumpism is and what it’s really promising. (Hint: it’s not lowering the price of eggs). On Feb.