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Do New York City’s school attendance boundaries encourage racial and ethnic segregation? New York City’s new school chancellor Richard Carranza has vowed to enact policies that will alleviate school segregation.Self-driving cars could harm low-income people if we don’t prepare for their rise Self-driving cars will change not only the way we get around but the nature of our cities and regional growth patterns.New evidence shows manufactured homes appreciate as well as site-built homes The Federal Housing Finance Agency recently published data on manufactured home prices for the first time.Five ways households are left behind in the disaster recovery and data supply chain As Hurricane Florence barrels toward the Carolinas, an extensive disaster recovery is likely no longer an “if” but a “when.”Including new types of data in credit files could significantly expand credit access 25 million Americans have no credit profile, and another 28 million lack sufficient information to generate a reliable credit scoreFour things to know about our food insecurity recovery According to a recent USDA report, food insecurity still hasn't returned to prerecession levels.