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• Morehouse College Investigates Sexual Misconduct After Students’ Videos July 20, 2019
  In widely shared videos, two students accused a staff member at the all-male, historically black school of sexual harassment. The college has expanded its investigation to other employees.
  Sarah Mervosh
• Tuition-Free College Could Cost Less Than You Think July 19, 2019
  Making a tuition-free college education available to everyone who wants one is an immensely worthwhile — and realistic — goal, a Harvard economist says.
  David Deming
• Colin Palmer, Historian of the African Diaspora, Is Dead at 75 July 19, 2019
  He emphasized that diaspora meant more than just the American slave trade. It began in prehistoric times, he said, and continues to this day.
  Neil Genzlinger
• Israeli Education Minister Advocates Debunked Gay Conversion Therapy July 15, 2019
  Many called for the dismissal of the new minister, Rafael Peretz, after he endorsed a discredited practice intended to change sexual orientation.
  Isabel Kershner
• Vivian Perlis, Oral Historian of American Music, Dies at 91 July 12, 2019
  She was the founding director of a Yale project that preserved the voices of Duke Ellington, Aaron Copland and many more. It has been called “incomparable.”
  Anthony Tommasini
• Harvard Suspends Roland Fryer, Star Economist, After Sexual Harassment Claims July 11, 2019
  The move sidelines the researcher without pay for two years, and closes his lab, in a case that has roiled the profession.
  Ben Casselman and Jim Tankersley
• ‘Do You Support Busing?’ Is Not the Best Question July 10, 2019
  Issues of educational inequality raised by a 1970s-era practice remain relevant today, but language can obscure what’s really at stake.
  Emily Badger
• A ‘Second Chance’ After 27 Years in Prison: How Criminal Justice Helped an Ex-Inmate Graduate July 9, 2019
  Maurice Smith’s graduation from Goucher College illustrates the potential of a bipartisan effort to overhaul the criminal justice system.
  Erica L. Green
• An Online Preschool Closes a Gap but Exposes Another July 7, 2019
  It is not a program for children of the rich. It is geared to lower-income families who have fewer prekindergarten options.
  Nellie Bowles
• Why Some of the Country’s Best Urban Schools Are Facing a Reckoning July 6, 2019
  Amid a growing backlash against charter schools, leaders within the movement are acknowledging that some criticism of their schools is warranted.
  Eliza Shapiro

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