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U.S., U.S.: Politics, U.S.: Social Issues Elliot Heath January 19, 2024 U.S., U.S.: Politics, U.S.: Social Issues Elliot Heath January 19, 2024 Book Banning is More Pernicious Than We Think Read More
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U.S., Campus, U.S.: Politics, U.S.: Social Issues Jacob Gold January 11, 2024 U.S., Campus, U.S.: Politics, U.S.: Social Issues Jacob Gold January 11, 2024 Self-Censorship Leads to Extremism on American College Campuses Read More
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U.S., U.S.: New York, U.S.: Politics, U.S.: Social Issues Elliot Heath November 22, 2023 U.S., U.S.: New York, U.S.: Politics, U.S.: Social Issues Elliot Heath November 22, 2023 Crime and Punishment: How Right-Wing Rhetoric is Driving a Moral Panic over New York City Crime Trends Read More
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U.S., U.S.: Environment, U.S.: Politics Ada Baser September 20, 2023 U.S., U.S.: Environment, U.S.: Politics Ada Baser September 20, 2023 Water, Race, and Local Governance: Why the Jackson Government Should Be in Charge of Water Management Read More
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U.S., U.S.: Politics Emily Swan June 27, 2023 U.S., U.S.: Politics Emily Swan June 27, 2023 Evading Responsibility and Pointing Fingers: The Republican Strategy on Antisemitism Read More
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U.S., U.S.: Politics, World: Middle East, World Jackson Weinberger May 26, 2023 U.S., U.S.: Politics, World: Middle East, World Jackson Weinberger May 26, 2023 The Judicial Crisis: What Israel’s Weaponized Judiciary Says About the Supreme Court of the United States Read More
World, U.S., U.S.: Politics, U.S.: Social Issues, World: Middle East Henry Wager May 15, 2023 World, U.S., U.S.: Politics, U.S.: Social Issues, World: Middle East Henry Wager May 15, 2023 Democratic Vice: How Israel’s New Government Can Warn American Politics Read More
U.S., U.S.: Politics Garrett Spirnock May 12, 2023 U.S., U.S.: Politics Garrett Spirnock May 12, 2023 Compulsory Voting Arrives in the Land of the Free: One Bill’s Potential to Revitalize American Democracy Read More
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