Inequality Inquiry

Educational Integrity in Corporate Childcare: Addressing Poor Regulatory Oversight through Head Start’s Compliance Model By: Anthony Alas $60.4 billion. That's the annual revenue from childcare...

By: Cassandra Whall* Recently, the news is dominated by discussions of a broken immigration system that has been straining the South, and the South’s belief...

By: Skylar Mayhew* Every month, people with disabilities are eligible to receive Supplemental Security Income (SSI). [1] SSI is a disability program funded and administered...

A Civil Gideon? The Case for Universal Representation in Immigration Courts By: Meg Keiser* In 1932, the Supreme Court began considering the right to counsel...

By: Wills Layton* Background In February of 2021, the state of Texas experienced a freeze that the electric system, consisting of electric sources such as...

By: Elizabeth Mansfield The aftermath of a mass shooting is never easy. This is especially true for those survivors who have to deal with the...

By Britane Hubbard* On January 1, 2025, Minnesota’s new automatic expungement statutes will go into effect. [1] Under this new law, the Bureau of Criminal...

By: Diana Kawka* In Etowah County, Alabama, being pregnant places women at risk of severe punishment for what would otherwise be minor offenses, receiving wildly...

By: Evelyn Doran* In late October, the White House announced that the Department of Labor (DOL) would be publishing a new proposed rule regulating the...

By: Christian Purnell* In March of 2018, authorities in Yamhill County, Oregon arrested Cheryl Sublet, a 61-year-old grandmother and military veteran, on charges of possession...