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The disproportionate impact of the criminal-justice system on Americans with disabilities.
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Pretend it doesn’t exist.
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In his first major speech as speaker of the House, Ryan inadvertently made one of the strongest arguments for lifting the wage floor.
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Failing to invest in civil legal aid is a recipe for ensuring that many people will end up behind bars again.
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Media portrayals that reinforce negative stereotypes about social programs and the individuals helped by them sow the seeds for damaging cuts.
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New legislation in the Senate is a first step to giving the more than 70 million Americans with criminal records a second chance.
