Alvin Chang, Vox

Alvin Chang

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New York, NY, United States

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  • Vox
  • OpenNews Source

Past articles by Alvin:

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Why 25% of teens can’t answer this question

Every few years, thousands of teenagers are asked a very simple question: What job do you expect to have when you’re 30? The answer can have lifelong consequences, but many teens don’t have one. → Read More

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How South Koreans got so much taller

Humans have gotten a lot taller in the past 100 years — and South Korea shows us why. → Read More

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How to squirrel-proof the power grid

The microgrid would make the power grid more resilient to storms — and squirrels. → Read More

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Who pays the lowest taxes in the US?

A recent analysis shows that the poor might pay way more than you think. → Read More

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How online ratings make good schools look bad

GreatSchools is America’s unofficial school ratings website. We conducted a data analysis of their scores. → Read More

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The man who rigged America’s election maps

How Tom Hofeller shifted the balance of power by taking gerrymandering to the extreme. → Read More

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The phone call that could get Trump impeached

Trump’s call with Ukraine, explained. → Read More

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The chart that predicts recessions

Why does it matter when this curve changes? → Read More

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All student debt in the US, visualized

Who exactly would benefit if we canceled all this debt? → Read More

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Why video games aren’t causing America’s gun problem, in one chart

When we look at the top video game–consuming countries, there’s one clear outlier. → Read More

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How segregation keeps poor students of color out of whiter, richer nearby districts

See how your local school district compares. → Read More

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What the SAT really measures

Predicting what we might do can’t be untangled from where we’ve been. → Read More

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Curiosity about Tulsi Gabbard spiked during last night’s debate. And it was already simmering leading up to it.

Online search and Wikipedia data reveals that her debate spike didn’t come out of the blue. → Read More

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How the filibuster broke the US Senate

The way we got here was kind of an accident. → Read More

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What’s actually in the Green New Deal, explained with a video

What we need to do to avoid climate disaster — and how we should do it. → Read More

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This chart shows how badly the census could undercount people of color

This is partially by Republican design. → Read More

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The Mueller report redactions, explained in 4 charts

We can’t see behind the bars. But we can see where they are — and why they’re there. → Read More

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More affluent neighborhoods are creating their own school districts

The legally sanctioned fencing-out of low-income students of color. → Read More

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The real reason Boeing’s new plane crashed twice

This isn’t just a computer bug. It’s a scandal. → Read More

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The 3 Trump-Russia ties we know about

What Robert Mueller’s investigation has revealed thus far. → Read More