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To make this story more accessible to a wide range of readers, we are including a plain language version, translated by Rebecca Monteleone. Plain language is a writing style that makes difficult concepts easier for people with intellectual or developmental disabilities to read. It uses shorter sentences and simpler words, but it doesn’t leave out […] → Read More
Public Integrity doesn’t have paywalls and doesn’t accept advertising so that our investigative reporting can have the widest possible impact on addressing inequality in the U.S. Our work is possible thanks to support from people like you. → Read More
Join us for an intimate, virtual conversation on how decades of tax cuts for the rich fuel income and wealth inequality. → Read More
Nationwide, homeless students graduate at lower rates than average, blunting their opportunities for stable jobs. → Read More
Many school districts are likely undercounting the number of homeless students in America. → Read More
Emboldened by a right-wing shift on the Supreme Court, fueled by conspiracy theories about the 2020 election, and against the backdrop of changing demographics that threaten to upend the country’s power dynamics, 26 states have made access to voting and political representation less equal in the past two years for people of color, younger voters […] → Read More
Emboldened by a right-wing shift on the Supreme Court, fueled by conspiracy theories about the 2020 election, and against the backdrop of changing demographics that threaten to upend the country’s power dynamics, 26 states have made access to voting and political representation less equal in the past two years for people of color, younger voters […] → Read More
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A cadre of Black community leaders have raised funds from around the country for efforts — including the 1619 Freedom School — to make Waterloo more equitable. → Read More
In Waterloo, Iowa, drone footage shows the chasm between one redlined neighborhood and one greenlined neighborhood on the other side of town. → Read More
ReShonda Young is an entrepreneur and the leading force behind an effort to open what would be Iowa’s only Black-owned bank. → Read More
In Waterloo, Iowa, white households have 81 percent higher median incomes than Black households and more than double the homeownership rate. Residential patterns set when segregation was enforced by law hang on, driven by a wealth gap compounded over generations of discrimination — an American problem as much as a Waterloo one. Roughly 60% of […] → Read More
In The Heist season 2, we follow one woman's quest to confront the enormous wealth gap between Black and white Americans. → Read More
The Center for Public Integrity is an investigative newsroom that exposes betrayals of the public trust by powerful interests. → Read More
The Center for Public Integrity is an investigative newsroom that exposes betrayals of the public trust by powerful interests. → Read More
The Center for Public Integrity is an investigative newsroom that exposes betrayals of the public trust by powerful interests. → Read More
JPay ordered to pay $2 million fine, $4 million in restitution to formerly incarcerated → Read More
The Center for Public Integrity is an investigative newsroom that exposes betrayals of the public trust by powerful interests. → Read More
Are new voting laws in your state aimed at making voting easier or harder — or both? → Read More
Paul Cheung, a veteran journalist and leading advocate for innovative change in media, has been named chief executive officer of Public Integrity. → Read More