{"data":[{"version":1,"type":"experimentalJsonBlob","data":[{"version":1,"type":"guide","data":{"title":"From The Upshot: What the Data Says","leadIn":"Analysis that explains politics, policy and everyday life.","sections":[{"section":[{"type":"bulletedList","value":["10 Years, 100 Stories: Ten years ago, The New York Times introduced the Upshot. Here’s a collection of its most distinctive work from the last decade.","Employment Discrimination: Researchers sent 80,000 fake résumés to some of the largest companies in the United States. They found that some discriminated against Black applicants much more than others.","Pandemic School Closures: A variety of data about children’s academic outcomes and about the spread of Covid-19 has accumulated since the start of the pandemic. Here is what we learned from it.","Affirmative Action: The Supreme Court effectively ended race-based preferences in admissions. But will selective schools still be able to achieve diverse student bodies? Here is how they might try.","N.Y.C. Neighborhoods: We asked New Yorkers to map their neighborhoods and to tell us what they call them. The result, while imperfect, is an extremely detailed map of the city.","Dialect Quiz: What does the way you speak say about where you’re from? Answer these questions to find out."]}]}]}}]}]}