2018 summer fire season is on record as being one of California’s most demanding and devastating. In the […]
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How properly implemented charter schools could aid students in historically poor areas Charter schools do not represent a […]
A couple weeks ago, Lissa Lucas, a Democratic political candidate for the West Virginia House of Delegates, was […]
As an eye-catching, sloganeering, vote-winning policy, tuition-free public university is certainly a crowd pleaser. It was for Bernie […]
Over the past decade, voluntourism has become a dirty word in the world of development. You may have […]
Haiti is home to 10 million people and the first modern revolution predicated on freedom, equality and justice […]
There is a popular argument that progress and growth are not possible without reliance on fossil fuel-powered energy. […]
When tensions rose along the Korean Peninsula this past August, it was not military provocation, but South Korean […]
Xenophobic ideology is not new to politics. It is, however, relatively new to Venezuela, which has been one of […]
In the latest season of House of Cards, Frank Underwood proudly proclaims “America Works works.” And it does. However, […]
There has been much discussion about immigrants in the United States from everywhere around the world. Yet, why […]
“So…why’d you pick Berkeley?” my new friend asks, looking at me over the rims of his glasses. It’s […]
On January 08, 2015, President Obama unveiled “a bold new plan” to universalize the first two years of […]
A 90-year-old WW2 veteran has been cited four times for feeding the homeless on public property after an […]
American culture characterizes the narrative of the Asian American as being highly educated, disciplined, wealthy, successful, and assimilated. […]
This past month Representative Tim Huelskamp from Kansas said the GOP’s plan to cut social programs including […]