The Unfinished Legacy of the Americans with Disabilities Act
More than three decades after disabled Americans crawled up the steps of Capitol Hill to demand their rights, those…
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New Leader, Old Playbook: Populism Threatens Democracy and the Rule of Law in…
Mexico's progressive president Sheinbaum has been implementing reforms that threaten to bring the country back to a…
Radicalization and Reproductive Rights: Revising Section 230 in a Post-Roe America
The Supreme Court's examination of Section 230 in two upcoming cases may limit the spread of terrorist content on…
Will White Women Vote to Protect Abortion?
Now that Roe v. Wade has been overturned, the nationwide status of abortion has gone from legally permissible…
Droits fondamentaux remis en question aux États-Unis
« Obnubilé par le démantèlement de tout ce qu’avait entrepris son prédécesseur, et notamment du programme…
What Does Lula’s Release Mean for Brazil?
With anti-government protests currently sweeping parts of Latin America, Lula's incendiary tactics could openly…
The Fight for Abortion is Far From Over
The pro-choice movement is now on more precarious ground than ever before. By actively working to decrease freedom…
The SFFA’s Selective Outrage in its Crusade Against Affirmative Action
In the 2016 case of Fischer v. University of Texas, which upheld the watershed 1978 ruling in favour of affirmative…
“Roe c. Wade” au bord du gouffre ?
Le 29 mars dernier, les députés de l’État de Géorgie ont voté favorablement la “heartbeat bill”: la loi la plus…
The Cycles of the Women’s Wave
Similarly to the Anita Hill hearings, in the midterm elections to follow, a record number of women were elected to…