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posted on by Samantha Berlus
Suffolk University Tagged With: 2020 Election, BLM, Voter Turnout, voting rights
Marginalized communities are commonly neglected when it comes to having their needs met by legislators. However, these same legislators also ask the members of these communities for their support when …
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posted on by Ericka Jones
#EndAnglophone is the current hashtag dominating Cameroon's Social Media after many killings of both children and civilians throughout the country. Over 3000 people have been killed since 2017, …
posted on by Joseph Ozmer
University of Georgia Tagged With: Armenia, Erdogan, Europe, Libya, Middle East, Turkey
Few political phenomena are as well known as the "Rally Around the Flag" effect. Tragic events or instances of conflict can shift public opinion in favor of ruling authorities. Much of the time, this …
posted on by S
Throughout the 2000’s, the Cuban government has continued to repress expression and deter any opposition. Many brutal tactics implemented during Fidel Castro’s time in power – including surveillance, …
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posted on by Sidnei Gibson
Georgia State University Tagged With: Democratic Erosion, Jamaica, pandemic
As the United States faces a national reckoning over race relations and gears up for a presidential election this month, Black Americans still encounter systemic barriers to equally exercising their …
posted on by Drew Pearson
With the coronavirus spreading across the globe, three interrelated issues have challenged President Duterte’s administration. First, the Philippines has had one of the worst Covid-19 outbreaks in …
