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The Politics of Passion, Courtesy of The Ink

The Politics of Passion, Courtesy of The Ink

Mar 6, 2024 |

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by: Anand Giridharadas

In an era defined by Big Feelings and societal upheaval, Anand Giridharadas delves into the dichotomy between the politics of passion embraced by the right and the cerebral approach adopted by today’s electoral left. As millions grapple with anxiety, fear, and existential questions, Giridharadas warns against dismissing the power of emotion and passion in political discourse, highlighting its potential to address the deep-seated uncertainties of our time.

Congress Struggles to Regulate Social Media Content

Congress Struggles to Regulate Social Media Content

Mar 5, 2024 |

Brief #108 – Technology Policy Brief
by : Mindy Spatt

In the ongoing struggle for social media regulation, Congress grapples with complex challenges and CEO resistance, while state-level initiatives present contrasting approaches. In the midst of skepticism towards Mark Zuckerberg’s apology, urgent calls for comprehensive legislative action resonate against a backdrop of legal battles and heightened Supreme Court scrutiny.

Checking in on 14 Years of Obamacare: Part 1

Checking in on 14 Years of Obamacare: Part 1

Mar 5, 2024 |

Policy Brief #170 – Health and Gender
by Geoffrey Small

In its fourteenth year since enactment, the ACA, or Obamacare, aims to improve healthcare accessibility, affordability, and innovation. Despite premium increases, studies show significant progress in reducing uninsured rates, particularly among minorities and the LGBTQ community, highlighting strides towards healthcare equity since its implementation.

Addressing the Modern Refugee Crisis in the US: Policies and Solutions

Addressing the Modern Refugee Crisis in the US: Policies and Solutions

Mar 4, 2024 |

Brief #157 – Social Justice Policy Brief
by: Inijah Quadri

In the face of the modern refugee crisis, the United States faces complex challenges in providing sanctuary to those fleeing persecution and violence. Recent policies and solutions propose increasing refugee admission caps, streamlining resettlement processes, and ending harmful border policies to uphold humanitarian obligations while balancing security concerns.

2024: The Year of Elections

2024: The Year of Elections

Feb 26, 2024 |

Brief #123 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Abran C

In 2024, the world witnessed a surge of elections, yet the outcomes reveal a concerning trend of democratic backsliding and authoritarian resurgence, challenging the very essence of global foreign policy.

“Alexei’s Death is a Murder Organized by Putin…”

“Alexei’s Death is a Murder Organized by Putin…”

Feb 23, 2024 |

Brief #122 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Yelena Korshunov

Alexei Navalny’s death in the Polar Wolf colony sparks global outrage and suspicion, with many alleging it as a calculated murder orchestrated by Vladimir Putin’s regime. As investigations unfold and protests erupt worldwide, Navalny’s demise raises profound questions about human rights and democracy in Russia.

The Future of Quality Education Lies in the Past: How Liberal Arts Education Provides a Way Forward for Critical Thinking

The Future of Quality Education Lies in the Past: How Liberal Arts Education Provides a Way Forward for Critical Thinking

Feb 22, 2024 |

Brief #89 – Education Policy Brief
by: Rudolph Lurz

Exploring the intricate interplay between STEM and liberal arts education, Rudolph Lurz unveils a compelling narrative advocating for a balanced approach to fostering critical thinking in American schools. By spotlighting the overlooked value of liberal arts disciplines, Lurz ignites a crucial conversation about the future trajectory of quality education in the United States.

Young Black Voters Lack Enthusiasm for Presidential Candidates

Young Black Voters Lack Enthusiasm for Presidential Candidates

Feb 22, 2024 |

Brief #124 – Elections & Politics Policy Brief
by: Abigail Hunt

Amidst growing disillusionment, young Black voters find themselves disengaged with the 2024 presidential candidates, expressing concerns over issues like access to education and socialist programs. This lack of enthusiasm underscores a broader sentiment of frustration with the two-party system’s failure to address the needs of a new generation.

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