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  1. Friday Five: Black men's struggle for work, rising death rates among white U.S. women, and more. Post This
  2. Friday Five: Aging birds and geriatric bees, a parent's guide to social and emotional learning, and more. Post This

A Parent's Resource Guide to Social and Emotional Learning
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Black Men and the Struggle for Work
James M. Quane, William Julius Wilson, and Jackelyn Hwang, Education Next

Death Rates for US Women Ages 15 to 54: Some Unexpected Trends
Nan Marie Astone, Steven Martin, and Laudan Aron, Urban Institute

Aging Birds and Geriatric Bees
James and Audora Burg, Sturgis Journal

How a Forgotten 1980s Rule Is Harming American Families
Leah Hamilton, The Weekly Wonk

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