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Trouble at the Bar. A new book by Cliff Winston and co-authors argues that deregulation of the legal profession would improve services, reduce costs, and increase the quality of lawyers in the public sector.
Black moms facing the toughest childcare crunch. Four key strategies parents have used to manage childcare during the pandemic are often unavailable to Black mothers. Ember Smith and Richard Reeves shed light on the data and present policy proposals to address the problem.
