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Bridgeman Arts

Women, Babies, and Children in the Streets of 1900s New York

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Women, Babies, and Children in the Streets of 1900s New York
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Bridgeman Arts

Crowd of Immigrants Looks Towards the Statue of Liberty

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Crowd of Immigrants Looks Towards the Statue of Liberty
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Bridgeman Arts

Immigrants arriving in USA, Manhattan, Ellis Island police pick up immigrants, 1927

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Immigrants arriving in USA - view of Manhattan - Ellis Island - immigrants arriving - police pick up immigrants from their homes
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Bloomberg

NYC's Migrant Crisis Need 'Federal Solution, Hochul Says

Higher Ed
New York Governor Kathy Hochul discusses New York's migrant crisis and rising crime. She speaks with David Westin on Bloomberg's "Balance of Power."
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Curated Video

Florida Business Owners Paid It Forward When Storm Took A Turn

Higher Ed
Florida business owners traveled to the Harlem Heights neighborhood to help others not as lucky to have missed the storm's most brutal impact.
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Curated Video

A First-Hand Look At The U.S. Citizenship Process

Higher Ed
Newsy's Ben Schamisso shares his journey to becoming an American citizen.
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Curated Video

U.S. Census Bureau Unveils $500 Million Ad Campaign

Higher Ed
The campaign features more than 1,000 print, television, radio and internet ads in 13 languages.
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Secularism: France has "a real difficulty with religion", analyses a semiologist

9th - Higher Ed
Asked about the evolution of the far-right's approach to the headscarf in France, the semiologist and professor at Stanford University Cécile Alduy explains that "French society has a real difficulty with spirituality and religion...
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Bloomberg

Myths About Income Inequality

Higher Ed
Sept. 15 -- Ed Conrad, author of "The Upside of Inequality," discusses income inequality and the sources of rising inequality. He speaks to Bloomberg's Joe Weisenthal, Scarlet Fu and Matt Miller on "What'd You Miss?"
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Curated Video

Black Immigrants Feel Excluded, Though Their Population Is Growing

Higher Ed
Black immigrants share their experience coming to the U.S. and how they're dealing with their own set of issues.
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Bloomberg

Does Muslim Population Growth Breed Western Tension?

Higher Ed
Jan. 8 -- In today's ""Single Best Chart,"" Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu displays the growth of the worlds Muslim population with projections out to 2030. She speaks on ""Bloomberg Surveillance.""
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Curated Video

How Soccer And Formula One Are Winning Over American Fans

Higher Ed
Newsy's "In The Loop: Scoreboard" looks into the business side of sports. Today, we're diving into how some sports have grown their fanbases.
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Curated Video

The Journey To Becoming An American Citizen

Higher Ed
What does it take to become a U.S. citizen? Newsy's Ben Schamisso recently completed the long, complex process.
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AFP News Agency

VOICED : Spanish enclave a magnet for immigrants h

9th - Higher Ed
VOICED : Spanish enclave a magnet for immigrants h
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Curated Video

Immigration Stories On TV Change The Way Viewers Understand The Issue

Higher Ed
Immigration storylines on TV can reduce prejudice, experts say.
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Bloomberg

History of Scapegoating Immigrants Amid Crisis in the U.S.

Higher Ed
In this edition of Bloomberg Equality Scarlet Fu spoke with Erika Lee, Professor of History and Asian American Studies at the University of Minnesota and Author of 'America for Americans' who recently added an epilogue to the book,...
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Bloomberg

Attacker Kills 3 at Church in Nice, France

Higher Ed
Oct.29 -- An attacker armed with a knife killed three people at a church Thursday in the Mediterranean city of Nice, French authorities said, prompting the prime minister to announce that France was raising its security alert status to...
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Curated Video

Migrant Workers Helping To Rebuild After Ian Face Scams, Fraud

Higher Ed
Immigrant workers are at the center of a multibillion-dollar disaster recovery industry helping clean up after Hurricane Ian.
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Curated Video

Trump Doubles Down On Anti-Immigration Rhetoric As Reelection Strategy

Higher Ed
The president is emulating his 2016 strategy but analysts say he may look out of touch since polls show immigration isn't a high priority for voters.
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Bloomberg

What Trump's DACA Decision Means for Skills Gap Debate

Higher Ed
Sep.08 -- Gus Faucher, PNC Financial Services Group chief economist, discusses what President Donald Trump's decision to end the DACA program means for the U.S. skills gap debate. He speaks with Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu and Julia...
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Curated Video

Undocumented Immigrants: President Biden's Bill Would Be Life Changing

Higher Ed
Many Republicans strongly oppose immigration bill that would give most undocumented immigrants a path to citizenship.
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Curated Video

New 'Public Charge' Rule Could 'Profoundly' Change Legal Immigration

Higher Ed
The U.S. will start denying green cards to those deemed likely to need welfare. It will mostly affect people from Mexico and Central America.
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Bloomberg

Asian Americans Are Fastest Growing Community of Color in The U.S.: Pew

Higher Ed
Jun.09 -- New data out from Pew Research show that Asian Americans are the fastest growing community of color in the U-S...growing at a pace of 81%. In this edition of Bloomberg Equality, Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu sat down with Neil Ruiz,...
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Curated Video

Supreme Court Allows Trump's Immigration 'Public Charge' Rule

Higher Ed
The rule to deny green cards to those who may need welfare could affect people from Mexico and Central America more than people from Europe or Canada.