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ALT Image: a painting of a Black woman with her arm raised, wearing a pink coat, against a yellow background with colored splotches. Text: Spirituality & Abolition, Editors: Ashon Crawley, Roberto Sirvent, Abolition Collective “Spirituality and Abolition is an invaluable collective contribution to thinking abolitionist theology and spiritual praxis, an open invitation to an abolitionist struggle being waged in the earthly and also the immaterial and spiritual realm..." —Che Gosset, Racial Justice Postdoctoral Fellow, Columbia Law School Out February 14th. Pre-order your copy and enjoy 20% off.
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ALT Text: "Increased access to education was one of the great accomplishments of the last half century in Latin America, with enrollment soaring for girls, poor students and members of ethnic and racial minorities, lifting many toward the middle class. Now, an onslaught of dropouts threatens to peel back years of hard-won progress, sharpening inequality and possibly shaping the region for decades to come." Image: three young people looking at a cell phone - caption: "Karen, Emanuel and Maicol Vásquez on a video call with their mother. She asked about the boys’ homework."
ALT Text: 1+1=4? Latin America Confronts a Pandemic Education Crisis. With economies reeling and millions cut off from the classroom, Latin America’s students are leaving school in alarming numbers, experts say. Image: "Gloria Vásquez with her 8-year-old daughter, Ximena, at their home in Soacha, Colombia."
ALT Text: "A version of this article appears in print on June 27, 2021 of the New York edition with the headline: 1+1=4? Latin America Faces a Dropout Crisis.. Order Reprints | Today’s Paper | Subscribe"
ALT A stack of cash, a gang of riot cops standing in front of a university, and a graph showing an increase over time, all arranged on a salmon-colored background
ALT Image with a purple background, a vaguely cartoonish image of a denim-clad protestor throwing a lit molotov cocktail at three riot police. The text below reads "The Cops Off Campus Research Project: A crowdsourced, nationwide study of the nexus of universities and policing."
