Discrimination

Amid new executive actions on immigration, and 100 years since the National Origins Act, we look at how policy has shaped the economy.

It's just one of the lasting economic legacies of the professional baseball played in the Negro Leagues in the 20th century.

"It was sailing against the tide of oppression," Negro Leagues Baseball Museum co-founder Larry Lester says.

The interactive game lets players follow one family's account of disadvantage and discrimination through the generations.

Recommendations start "with those folks who are clearly descendants of 250 years of wage theft in this country," says Sen. Steven Bradford.

A complaint to the Equal Opportunity Employment Commission alleges that these algorithms may be recreating hiring biases — unintentionally, in some cases, but still illegally.

Despite being part of a field that studies inequality, women in economics are taking to Twitter to share stories of continued mistreatment.

Sanna Marin faced scrutiny after dancing and partying, a reaction familiar to many women in positions of authority.

The plan offers a number of steps to improve oversight of the home appraisal industry, and train appraisers.

The vast majority of the league's head coaches don't look like the vast majority of its players.