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“#Uganda’s Ik are not unbelievably selfish and mean” Ik women sharing a meal. Credit: Cathryn Townsend The Ik, a small ethnic group in Uganda, are not incredibly selfish and mean as portrayed in a 1972 book by a prominent anthropologist, according to a Rutgers-led study. Instead, the Ik are quite cooperative and generous with one…
“#Study examines media coverage of protests worldwide” Credit: CC0 Public Domain As anti-racism solidarity protests continue around the world, new research suggests mainstream media have a tendency to focus on the violence and spectacle of a protest rather than the substance. That mentality and approach need to change according to Summer Harlow, assistant professor of…
“#Analysis of rates of police-related fatalities finds significant race-related differences” Estimated annual rates of fatal police violence per 100,000 residents, by MSA. Estimated MSA-specific rates of fatal police violence per 100,000 residents per year are mapped. Quintiles are labeled in the legend along with, in parentheses, the range of estimated rates included in that quintile….
“#To fight US racism, research prescribes a nationwide healing process” As the U.S. prepares to celebrate another year of its independence, the country is paying renewed attention to the founders, and how their legacy of slavery is linked to systemic racism. Calls for reform to policing across the nation can help to directly reduce police…
“#Women’s salaries plummet after giving birth—here’s one way to restore their earning power” A new study led by a USC economist has revealed one potential way to close the post-birth income gap: high-quality child care. Credit: Shutterstock Despite progress in recent decades to close the salary gap between women and men in the workplace, one…
“#Income, race are associated with disparities in access to green spaces” Credit: CC0 Public Domain Access to green spaces in metro areas—parks, trails, even the tree cover in a neighborhood—is largely associated with income and race, new research indicates. Researchers combined census-block-group demographic and socioeconomic data with satellite imagery to analyze access to green spaces…
“#Study shows African immigrants in U.S. do well, despite differences among them” President Donald Trump may have nearly ended the flow of refugees and other African immigrants to the United States, but a new study shows that at least those from Nigeria are well-educated, hardworking and contribute more to society than they cost the American…
“#COVID-19 has hit women hard, especially working mothers” A new analysis of USC’s Understanding Coronavirus in America Study has found that women, particularly those without a college degree, suffered more job losses than men and bore significantly greater responsibility for child care during the COVID-19 pandemic. Scientists at the Center for Economic and Social Research…
“#Domestic abusers use tech that connects as a weapon during coronavirus lockdowns” The coronavirus pandemic has driven much of daily life—work, school, socializing—online. Unfortunately, perpetrators of violence against women and girls are also increasingly turning to technology in response to the pandemic. Globally, violence against women and girls is a problem of pandemic proportions, with…
“#Two-thirds of African Americans know someone mistreated by police, and 22% report mistreatment in past year” Credit: Tufts University Sixty-eight percent of African Americans say they know someone who has been unfairly stopped, searched, questioned, physically threatened or abused by the police, and 43% say they personally have had this experience—with 22% saying the mistreatment…