Voters of Color Should Not Have to Wait Longer at the Polls
September 21, 2020 by Aburiyeba Amaso The Upcoming Presidential Election: Assessing the Impact of Economic Inequality On Election Discussions and Voter Turnoutby Rebecca Leaf
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Never Mind the Question – Impoverishing Families Is the Wrong Answer
September 21, 2020 by Aburiyeba Amaso The Upcoming Presidential Election: Assessing the Impact of Economic Inequality On Election Discussions and Voter Turnoutby Michael Redzich
The Upcoming Presidential Election: Assessing the Impact of Economic Inequality On Election Discussions and Voter Turnout
September 21, 2020 by Aburiyeba Amaso The Upcoming Presidential Election: Assessing the Impact of Economic Inequality On Election Discussions and Voter TurnoutThe time to speak is now. The time to act is now. With the upcoming presidential election, we are reminded of an important power: the ability to vote. As a journal focused on bringing an end to the desperate conditions afflicting so many in this nation…
The Cares Act: A Look At The Realities of Reform
August 18, 2020 by Aburiyeba Amaso Summer Edition 2020 Part 2 – Sustaining Progress Beyond The Momentby Victoria King
Revamping the Education System for Students with Disabilities in the Era of COVID-19
August 18, 2020 by Aburiyeba Amaso Summer Edition 2020 Part 2 – Sustaining Progress Beyond The Momentby Josette M. Barsano
The 2020 Case for Fully Funding the IDEA: A Pandemic and a Political Window
August 18, 2020 by Aburiyeba Amaso Summer Edition 2020 Part 2 – Sustaining Progress Beyond The Momentby Megan Smith
Justice for George Floyd: Policing Against Privilege with Noncustodial Arrests and a More Transparent Police Force
August 18, 2020 by Aburiyeba Amaso Summer Edition 2020 Part 2 – Sustaining Progress Beyond The Momentby Neil Pladus
Summer Edition 2020 Part 2 – Sustaining Progress Beyond The Moment
August 18, 2020 by Aburiyeba Amaso Summer Edition 2020 Part 2 – Sustaining Progress Beyond The MomentThe twin pandemics of coronavirus and police brutality have reminded us yet again of the grave inequities in our system. This summer, we arrived at another moment of reckoning as police brutality born from complacency in systemic racism was broadcasted…
Summer Edition 2020 - Moment of Reckoning
June 25, 2020 by Ezra Tanen Summer Edition 2020 - Moment of ReckoningThis summer, the twin pandemics of police brutality and coronavirus have disrupted communities and demonstrated the violence of systemic racism. The journal’s online summer edition highlights how these pandemics affect people of color and marginalized…
Time to Turn the Crown Vics into Honda Civics
June 24, 2020 by Ezra Tanen Summer Edition 2020 - Moment of Reckoningby Josh Goode