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The Health Divide: Dental Care Was Already Woefully Inadequate in Many Communities. Now It’s Getting Worse.

By Workers World Today on July 28, 2025 Health

The Health Divide: Dental Care Was Already Woefully Inadequate in Many Communities. Now It’s Getting Worse.

By: Fran Smith |centerforhealthjournalism.org

Dr. Eleanor Fleming was nine months into conducting a five-year federally funded study of unconscious bias in dentistry when the …

Khari Edwards’ Vision for Brooklyn – An Inclusive, Safer, and Stronger Borough

By Workers World Today on April 10, 2025 Features

Khari Edwards’ Vision for Brooklyn – An Inclusive, Safer, and Stronger Borough

By Linda Nwoke | Photo credit: Dujital | Photo of Khari Edwards

It’s another election year in New York City. As the race for …

The Impact of the PlayStation 5 on Inner-City Youth and Sony’s Educational Philanthropy

By Workers World Today on February 18, 2025 Family & Relationships

The Impact of the PlayStation 5 on Inner-City Youth and Sony’s Educational Philanthropy

By Brian Figeroux, Jr. | Editorial credit: Rokas Tenys / shutterstock.com

The PlayStation 5 (PS5), Sony’s latest gaming console, has significantly influenced the gaming …

Trump’s Plans to Axe US Education Department put Marginalized Students Most at Risk, Experts Warn

By Workers World Today on January 23, 2025 Education

Trump’s Plans to Axe US Education Department put Marginalized Students Most at Risk, Experts Warn

By Gloria Oladipo, MSN

For many students of color, access to an equitable education is dependent on the initiatives and programs provided by the …