by Amanda Brown | Apr 20, 2022 | Boston University
Colombia’s upcoming presidential elections are sure to be historic, no matter the outcome. With 75% of the population disapproving of current president Iván Duque at the beginning of 2022, citizens are looking for something new. Following the March primaries, the lack...
by Tiffany R | Apr 4, 2022 | Rollins College
William Kelly’s article, “The Cuban revolution explains why younger Cuban Americans supported Trump” discusses how the most recent Cuban U.S. immigrants were projected to be more liberal than their conservative forerunners. To the author’s surprise, data showed that...
by Caroline Draughton | Mar 28, 2022 | University of Georgia
In the midst of a rapidly changing global political landscape, the United States has experienced increased polarization of political parties and ideologies. Differing political opinions is a core component of democracy. However, increasing distance between political...
by Kaitlyn Hart | Mar 25, 2022 | SUNY-Binghamton
While former President Donald Trump’s new social media network, Truth Social, may end up becoming a “Big Failure” rather than the “Big Tent” it set out to be, alternate social media platforms for conservatives are on the rise. Truth Social is not the first of its...
by Parker Berke | Feb 26, 2022 | University of Chicago
It is common for people to look at the destruction of foreign nations’ democratic institutions with confusion. They wonder how anyone could sit back and allow their government to be destroyed, or not realize the problems happening before their eyes. However, it is not...
