Andre M. Perry discussed the rising costs and a lack of middle-income jobs in New York City with MSNBC.

Richard Reeves spoke to The New York Times about the merits of boys deferring kindergarten by a year. 

Howard Henderson spoke to the Houston Chronicle about the report that resulted from George Floyd’s death and led to 106 reform proposals for the Houston Police Department.

Rashawn Ray appeared on Matter of Fact where he shared key findings from his latest report on police reform, “The state of police reform: Measuring progress in each state.”

Keon Gilbert spoke to Reuters about the impact of tariffs on Black farmers.  

The challenge with…changing voting laws is we’ve had very close elections in the last three cycles, and so if you reduce the potential voters by 1 or 2% that could change the outcome of..."

People don’t trust government. The lack of trust in government, plus the disinformation in this echo chamber of information, leads to vaccine hesitancy.

Keon Gilbert was interviewed on WABE’s midday news program, “Closer Look,” about community policing and the effects of police reform on community cohesion, health, and trauma.

Vaccine education needs to be culturally relevant. A single campaign for everybody is not appropriate.

Richard Reeves was interviewed on CBS about how Trump connected with male voters this past presidential election and particularly white male voters.