Health May 01 Women and minorities shoulder front-line work during pandemic By Mae Anderson, Alexandra Olson, Angeliki Kastanis, Associated Press
Science May 30 Watch 8:30 Who becomes an inventor? This Arkansas innovation hub is trying to spark a new generation At MIT, Chris Jones led efforts to double minority enrollment in graduate programs. Now back home in Arkansas, he's on a mission to reduce barriers for low-income people, women and people of color toward becoming innovators, makers, thinkers and entrepreneurs. By Jeffrey Brown
Arts Jan 12 6 books to read with your kids that celebrate differences and diversity Children’s books can offer vital visibility and representation, as well as teach us to see experiences beyond our own. By Alison Thoet
Economy Apr 20 How two cities organized their elite enclaves A handful of ZIP codes illustrate how very differently Minneapolis-St. Paul and the Washington metropolitan area have organized into elite enclaves. By Charles Murray
Nation Dec 17 Watch 7:15 An economic divide can be seen in parents’ worries and aspirations Lower-income parents tend to worry that their children might fall victim to violence, while parents with higher incomes worry their kids are burdened by busy schedules. That’s one finding of a major new survey on the ways socioeconomic divides affect… By PBS NewsHour