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1865 Oppression or 2020 Suppression?

Right to Vote I must warn you that this is my very first time writing and posting a blog. This personal style or type of opinion, I have recently...

For a span of more than five months, riled up supporters and mourners of Breanna Taylor were anticipating that on September 24th, 2020, the three...

Mob violence and mass rioting engulfed New Delhi earlier this year, with images of defenseless Indian Muslims beaten in the streets; their faces...

These days, fall 2020, if you take a walk around downtown Boston, you’ll see that every store, café or restaurant has a poster, sticker, or an...

October 17, 2020 by Surochinee Santiwisak On Wednesday, September 30, 2020, a zoom conference began around 7 p.m. hosted by Professors Pamela...

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought a magnitude of unforeseen challenges to the 2020 Presidential election. With a majority of the nation still...

A few weeks ago, I was honored to have been a viewer of “America’s Divided Mind: Understanding the Psychology that Drives Us Apart”. This panel...

As a college student who walks through the Boston Common to get to class on time and overlooks the park from my dorm window, it is refreshing to...

Photo from Freedom House's Freedom in the World 2019 Report Civic Engagement On October 8th, I attended the webinar “Authoritarianism and...