Treating racism as a public health issue—for real; Philly to protect COVID whistle blowers; reining in predatory landlords; & more!
Treating racism as a public health issue—for real; Philly to protect COVID whistle blowers; reining in predatory landlords; & more!
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Last week, five foundations committed to borrow funds to boost grantmaking by $1.7 billion, which raises a few questions worth considering in this pivotal moment of change.
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** Racism: What It Takes to Treat It as a Public Health Crisis ([link removed][UNIQID])
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If cities wish to treat racism as the public health crisis that it is, they must ask themselves how the systems to which they belong contribute to health or illness.
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** Philadelphia Mulls Protections for COVID-19 Workplace Whistleblowers ([link removed][UNIQID])
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In Philadelphia, the city council considers a bill to protect workers who speak out about inadequate COVID protections at work from losing their employment.
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** Predatory Landlords Seek to Push Tenants Out Despite Eviction Moratoria ([link removed][UNIQID])
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While moratoria are supposed to protect tenants from being evicted during the pandemic, some landlords are using extralegal means to drive tenants out.
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** Youth Face Worst Summer Job Market Since Great Depression ([link removed][UNIQID])
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While unemployment numbers came down slightly in May, many 16- to 19-year-olds seeking work may not notice the difference, as three in 10 remain unemployed.
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** California’s Governor Resists Defunding Police, but Reparations Bill Advances ([link removed][UNIQID])
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In California, the state’s Democratic governor resists calls to defund police, but other measures, including a bill mandating a state report on reparations, advance.
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