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Dr. Alí Bustamante praises Louisiana's decision to increase the state's EITC.
Alí Bustamante, Ph.D., discusses the importance of voting rights restoration for ex-offenders.
Sue Weishar, Ph.D., challenges the current rhetoric used against immigration in the United States.
Nicholas Mitchell, Ph.D. exposes systemic efforts to suppress the black vote.
Fr. Ted Arroyo, S.J. shares valuable resources for reconciling with creation.
Dr. Sue Weishar remembers our latest Ignatian Teach-In on Mass Incarceration.
Nicholas Mitchell, Ph.D., argues against putting more guns in our nation's schools.
Rafael García, S.J. explores the moral dillemas of immigration, particularly those facing us after an immigrant has arrived.
Nicholas Mitchell, Ph.D. discusses the effects of race, ethnicity, and gender on wages in Louisiana.
Alí Bustamante, Ph.D. and JSRI summer intern Brendan Gottschall, S.J. explain the data behind living wages in the Gulf South.