Richard Kahlenberg

@RickKahlenberg

Senior Fellow at The Century Foundation (). I write about education, labor, and civil rights.

Washington, D.C.
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Joined October 2011
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    Sep 5

    Class-based affirmative action will still allow for diversity, argues

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  2. Sep 5

    A third way on affirmative action -- Reviving MLK's vision. My piece in

    Affirmative action should be based on class, not race
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    Sep 3

    "The ability of employees to join a labor union is the single largest unclaimed legal right to additional personal wealth in America today." From , , and :

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  4. Aug 14

    "When Charlottesville sounded the alarm, we as a nation pushed the snooze button." Powerful piece by

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    Odd bedfellows in support of federal action by to reduce exclusionary zoning, fight segregation & boost housing affordability? Smart piece by @https://reason.com/volokh/2018/08/07/corey-booker-proposes-bill-to-curb-restr

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  6. Aug 6

    Great to be part of this podcast with

    Check Out Episode 5! ⁦⁩ discusses the intersections of housing affordability, segregation, zoning, and education
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    Aug 5

    "Expanding programs that are already separate and unequal will only create more segregation." and in :

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    Aug 2

    .: ‘How did a country born of a revolution against aristocracy become such fertile ground for university admission preferences based on lineage?’

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    Aug 3

    Exclusionary zoning, long the purview of localities, is starting to receive national attention. TCF senior fellow on a new bill from Sen. :

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    Aug 2

    Great idea from Cory Booker.

    Cory Book has an interesting new proposal to require CDBG recipients to develop strategies for building more housing in the community.
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    Aug 2

    "The legislation is being introduced as the twin challenges of housing affordability and economic housing segregation are reaching a critical stage in America." TCF senior fellow on a new bill from :

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    Aug 2

    Inclusionary zoning “should be seen through the lens of restorative justice”--redlining helped create the problem, govt should help fix it. Great piece from on 's new housing legislation

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    Aug 2

    Must follow this legislation proposed by . Of extreme interest here in & our capital city.

    Fascinating new proposal by to tackle class & race discrimination in housing - and the affordability crisis. My take in
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    Fascinating new proposal by to tackle class & race discrimination in housing - and the affordability crisis. My take in

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    Jul 17

    Largely because of the decline of Catholic schools, "both urban public schools and urban private schools have less socioeconomic diversity today than they had several decades ago."

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    Jul 1

    ICYMI: On Wednesday, the Supreme Court dealt a blow to unions and working people across the country in . Read what , , , and had to say:

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    Jun 27

    Ed policy analyses of Janus that lack an examination of race are deeply deficient. See & : The Ugly Racial History of “Right to Work” via

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    Jun 27

    "A key driver of the right-to-work movement beginning in the 1930s was Texas businessman and white supremacist Vance Muse, who hated unions in part because they promoted the brotherhood of workers across racial lines."

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  19. Jun 27

    Great piece by on Charlotte NC's outrageous use of charters to secede from integrated public education.

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    Jun 27

    Our experts react to the Supreme Court decision in that guts public-sector unions and worker power:

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