American Communities Project
The American Communities Project is a social science/journalism effort based at the Michigan State University School of Journalism, studying culture, economics and politics.
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Understanding the U.S. Population’s Seismic Changes Since the Bicentennial
By Dante Chinni
July 4th marks the 250th birthday for the United States, a significant milestone for any nation and a time to think about where it’s going … and where it’s been.
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In Rising Home Values from 2010 to 2024, Geographic Divides Endure
By Ari Pinkus
Since the housing crash sparked the Great Recession almost 20 years ago, home values have been an uneven concern for Americans. As high home prices are felt in more places and younger generations struggle to break into the ho...
Communities to Watch in U.S. Senate Races This Fall
By Dante Chinni
Midterm elections can be complicated. The top races in different states can vary — in some it’s the U.S. House, in others the U.S. Senate or Governor. That can make the individual races feel very different.
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Unemployment Data Show the Labor Force Shrinking Across Communities
By Dante Chinni
The big economic story of President Trump’s second term has been inflation, but the news around unemployment has not been good either, as we have noted on this site. The latest data from March do nothing to assuage those co...
New Analysis Shows Trump’s Approval Sliding in His Stronghold Communities
By Dante Chinni
President Trump has a tough 2026. The war the United States started in Iran drags on, and inflation is increasing. Consumer confidence is low. Most polls show Trump’s job approval numbers in the high 30s, and he has net neg...
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