America is undergoing a demographic change — posing unique challenges for both Republicans and Democrats. Malte Mueller/Getty Images/fStop hide caption
A Nation Engaged: Sparking Conversations That Matter
Jan Mapou in his bookstore, Libreri Mapou, in Miami's Little Haiti. Greg Allen/NPR hide caption
To Be An American, Says This Haitian-American, Means You Have A Voice
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Qui Nguyen wrote Vietgone to tell the story of his parents' meeting at a Vietnamese refugee camp in Arkansas in 1975. Jesse Dittmar/Courtesy of Qui Nguyen hide caption
Dan Meyer stands in front of the Mount Vernon Baptist Church in Boone, N.C., this past Sunday. Courtesy of Dan Meyer hide caption
For This Christian N.C. Man, Candidates' 'Morality Issues' Give Pause
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As Our Jobs Are Automated, Some Say We'll Need A Guaranteed Basic Income
Coleson McCoy watches Heather Milliron work on a project in advanced physical science at the Global Impact STEM Academy in Springfield, Ohio. The city, which lost jobs as factories closed, is trying to boost local incomes with education. Maddie McGarvey for NPR hide caption
Clinton, Trump Differ On How To Create Economic Opportunity In The U.S.
The Millennium Tower looking down Franklin Street in downtown Boston. The city has seen a tech boom and housing prices have also increased over the past few years. Jesse Costa/WBUR hide caption
Amid A Business Boom, A Wealth Gap Between Races Leaves Some Struggling
Students leave school at the end of the day at the Global Impact STEM Academy. Maddie McGarvey for NPR hide caption
People attend the Independents' Day Festival in the Franklinton neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio. The city has become a nearly recession-proof hub. Maddie McGarvey for NPR hide caption
Kids bike on Selma Road in Springfield, Ohio. "Springfield is a rather typical small city that has grown poorer over the years," former mayor Roger Baker says. Maddie McGarvey for NPR hide caption
Darren Holly steers coils of steel through Pentaflex, a manufacturer of parts for heavy trucks, in Springfield, Ohio. Maddie McGarvey for NPR hide caption