By Diane Wong March 17, 2021 Since the start of the pandemic, there has been an alarming increase and series of violent hate crimes against Asian Americans. In the last...
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By Jenn M Jackson March 10, 2021 March is Women’s History Month. It’s the month when we celebrate major political milestones like the election and inauguration of the first Black...
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By Vladimir Medenica March 1, 2021 February 23, 2021 marked the 153rd birthday of W.E.B. Du Bois, a pioneering sociologist, activist, writer, and one of the most brilliant minds to...
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By Vladimir Medenica February 5, 2021 Since taking office on January 20th, President Joe Biden has announced a broad slate of executive actions, including repealing the “Muslim ban”, fortifying DACA,...
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“ My research shows that the “patriotic education” promoted by the 1776 report has many similarities with existing traditional high school civics and U.S. history curriculums throughout the country. My...
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By Diane Wong December 22, 2020 The national amount of student loan debt has grown exponentially over the decade, from $830 billion in 2010 to over $1.6 trillion this past...
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By Jenn M. Jackson December 16, 2020 After months of text messages, cold calls, voting ads, and lawn signs, the election is now over. Many American voters have been working...
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By Jenn M. Jackson October 26, 2020 On Tuesday, September 29 at the first presidential debate of the 2020 campaign season, President Donald Trump was asked to condemn white supremacist...
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By Diane Wong October 26, 2020 On Tuesday, June 23 members of the Freedom Inc. Freedom Youth Squad organized a slow car procession down Park Street in Madison, Wisconsin. Afterwards,...
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By Vladimir Medenica October 26, 2020 As the presidential election on November 3rd draws near, Latinx Americans have received renewed attention from both pundits and candidates running for office –...
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