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Posts published in “Human Rights, Health and Social Justice”
Singapore’s History of Race Relations by Gavin Kelly
By Gavin Kelly on October 24, 2021
Singapore’s history has been a history of immigration and colonialism. Colonized by the British, the surrounding geopolitical powerhouses and its native population caught Singapore between…
The Gamestop Incident and What it Means For the Future
By Hannah Mayerfield on October 24, 2021
On Wednesday, January 27th, 2021, the price of Gamestop stock (GME) rose to $347, nearly a 200% increase from where it had been the day…
Gun Control In The U.S.
By Jordan Goldberg on October 24, 2021
During the pandemic-filled year of 2020, with countless American businesses struggling and losing money, the United States had a record year…for gun sales. Approximately 40%…
The Impact of ‘America First’ on Global Cooperation
By Noah Greer on October 24, 2021
During his term as President of the United States, Donald Trump enacted a series of policies and Executive Orders to promote his ‘America First’ agenda.…
Women’s Reproductive Health: The Biden-Harris Administration
By Sophie Miller on October 24, 2021
President Biden has officially been in office for just over one month and has managed to reverse many policies that were put in place by…
Biden Administration: The Climate Crisis
By Sophie Miller on October 24, 2021
The Biden Administration has a thorough, complete, and ambitious plan to deal with the climate crisis. But considering the rollbacks made by the Trump Administration,…
The Divergence of Morals in the US
By Emma Friedman on October 21, 2021
The Exit Polls conducted by Edison Research for the National Election Pool were released to the public at the end of Election Day, on November…
Veterans Day
By Jordan Goldberg on October 21, 2021
For many Americans, Wednesday, November eleventh was simply a day in the middle of the week. For many, November 11th is worth so much more.…
Abortion Rights in 2020 and the Upcoming Presidential Election
By Elizabeth Walker on October 21, 2021
Ever since, and even before, the 1973 Supreme Court Ruling of Roe v. Wade, reproductive healthcare has been a hot topic in the United States.…