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The legacy of the 1994 Crime Bill: Why reformers must be…
Although Biden was elected on the most progressive criminal justice platform, his promises to reduce incarceration,…
Private Property on First Nations Reserves: Poverty-Fix…
"In recent years, some scholars and First Nations leaders have proposed a controversial and fundamental reform…
Un nouvel accord de cessez-le-feu en Libye : a-t-on…
Dans un territoire où la tendance historique est à la violation des cessez-le-feu, le nouvel accord, bien que…
2020 is Not 1968, But What Can We Learn from the…
Of course, 1968 is not 2020; but acknowledging the differences can help us understand where we are now and indeed…
Could Banning Nuclear Weapons Threaten World Peace?
"On October 24th, 2020, the international community reached a landmark treaty which triumphs over all predecessors…
The Power of Public Transportation in Social Justice
Seemingly mundane transportation policies are far from a peripheral issue in the national reckoning with race —…
Populism, Progressivism, and the Presidency: The…
Populism has deep roots in American politics that stretch back more than a hundred years. Populist efforts in the…
Responsabilité d’État : Le scandale persistant du…
Utilisé massivement en Martinique de 1972 à 1993, le chlordécone – un pesticide endocrinien ultra-toxique – est,…
How Education and Statues are Changing the Comfort Women…
Just as issues relating to comfort women have permeated inter-state views — extending to sanctions and broken…
What Would The Federalists Have Said About COVID-19?
When COVID-19 swept across the globe, many democracies were forced to enact previously unthinkable restrictions on…
Monumental Symbols: The Hagia Sophia
Proudly anchored in the historic district of Fatih, Istanbul, the Hagia Sophia stands as a monument that seems to…
Opinion | Slavery Distorts Conservative Interpretations…
Staff Writer Jonah Fried argues that slavery determined much more than just the wording of the Second Amendment:…