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Christian nationalism has a foothold in conservative politics. But what is it? News21 explains this ideology and its rise in conservative politics. (Audio by Henry Larson and Francesca D’Annunzio/News21)द्वारा News21: America After Roe
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While many detention centers have seen improvements in the last 20 years, life inside facilities may be worse for some kids than what we see on the surface. New21 examined sexual assault, employee misconduct and use of solitary confinement.द्वारा News21
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An estimated 48,000 kids are locked up across America on a given day and two-thirds of them are in highly-secure, prisonlike facilities. Life in these places often falls short of standards.द्वारा News21
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Kids across the country deal with unequal treatment because of their identity: their race, ethnicity, disability or gender identity. Barriers, challenges and injustices in the juvenile justice system give them wildly different experiences than their peers.द्वारा News21
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What happens after juveniles are arrested and how are their destinations decided? The journey is complicated, with different laws, judges and protocols adding up to more than 50 different systems, and endless possibilities for routes to facilities.द्वारा News21
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A child's arrest is the first official step into the juvenile justice system, but law enforcement practices push kids out of other systems that are meant to be trusted: child welfare and school.द्वारा News21
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Episode 1: The ununited state of juvenile justice in America
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