Richard D. Kahlenberg, a senior fellow at the Century Foundation, is the author of All Together Now: Creating Middle-Class Schools Through Public School Choice, and is working on a book on economic segregation in housing and education.
I Went to Harvard Law with Anthony Scaramucci. Here’s What He Was Like.
Like the president whom Scaramucci would go on to serve, getting rich was the goal, and winning was everything.
Why Segregated Neighborhoods Persist
The long historical reach of racial housing policy.
How the Legal Victory on Affirmative Action Undermines the Progressive Coalition
The University of Texas’ policies make it harder to build an enduring cross-racial class-based coalition in American politics.
Racial Diversity Without Racial Preferences
The growing case for class-based affirmative action in college admissions.
Immobile in America
Robert Putnam marshals the evidence that class is eclipsing race as our central source of inequality, and killing the American Dream.
