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Research shows that white Americans, when faced with evidence of racial privilege, deny that they have benefited personally.
Imagine you're thrown into wild ocean waters, battered by waves until you can't tell which way is up. Your only chance of survival is to somehow sense the location of a rock outcropping and cling to it. Now factor in that the churning water is highly acidic and lethal – that's the predicament...
Stanford School of Law Professor David Sklansky advocates overhauling federal prison sentencing guidelines that have locked up millions of Americans – many of them young black men – for nonviolent crimes. One big problem is the proliferation of mandatory minimum sentencing laws.
It is time to fix...
Bangladesh—a country just east of India on the Bay of Bengal—is known for its lush, tropical environment and extensive river system. It’s capital, Dhaka, is the tenth largest city in the world and travel by boat and Rickshaw is a common way to get around town. While the waterways are an inviting...
Building on the success of its first year, the Innovation Transfer Program at the TomKat Center for Sustainable Energy is financially supporting 11 new teams comprised mostly of Stanford students and recent graduates trying to put university research to work.
Grant recipients include Siddharth...
