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The Government Segregated America. Here’s How Everyday People Desegregate It
A conversation with Richard and Leah Rothstein
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Privacy
Life360 Sued for Selling Location Data
A proposed class-action lawsuit cites Markup reporting and claims the family-tracking app did not get user consent to sell location data
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Blacklight Updated With New Tracker Lists
Our website scanner can now warn you about additional companies that are tracking you
Hello World
Our Maps Don’t Know Where You Are
We searched far and wide for a map that respects your privacy
Inside The Markup
The Markup Wins Two SND Best of News Design Awards
The global contest recognizes excellence in visual storytelling, design, and journalism
Hello World
An Algorithm Decides Who Gets a Liver Transplant. Here Are 5 Things to Know.
Issues with liver allocation point to a larger issue within the U.S. transplant system
The Breakdown
Section 230 Just Survived a Brush with Death
The U.S. Supreme Court opted not to throw the internet as we know it into utter chaos—for now
Inside The Markup
The Markup Internships: As Intense and Rewarding As Our Journalism
We take pride in a rigorous and fair hiring process, and we’re committed to treating interns as equals on the team
Hello World
The Color of Data
Dyeing fabric might seem like the farthest thing from data journalism, but one artist used it to try to quantify pollution in her community
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See the Neighborhoods Internet Providers Excluded from Fast Internet
Explore The Markup’s interactive map to see where AT&T, CenturyLink, and Verizon offered only slow internet speeds in major U.S. cities
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