WORLD CUP: A MIDDLE-SCHOOL MELTING POT Mark Dickinson Teachers face a Herculean task both connecting with children and building a sense of community to foster...
Why national interest trumps continental concerns at US-Africa Leaders’ Summit David O. Monda Joe Biden’s invitation to African leaders to visit with him in Washington from December 13th...
CUNY for abortion rights Britt Munro Aftermath of the Dobbs Decision The Dobbs decision, when it finally came, was no surprise....
The walking dictator Armel J. Ngamaleu The walking dictator It is a friend-enemy, an impostor, a dictator. It is...
A post-Queer post-Trump Reckoning on Fascism: “A democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch.” “A democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch.” Benjamin Franklin I...
The World was Falling Apart, and I Wrote a Grant Application by Emine Büşra Ünlüönen I recently submitted my first grant application. The results haven’t been announced yet....
Reasonable Force: Police Logics and the Targeted Killing of Anwar al-Aulaqi Alana Pagano The US Army and Marine Corps’ Counterinsurgency Field Manual—updated in 2006 for the first time in...
Making a Prerequisite Feel like an Elective Alan Herman I remember the prerequisite courses during my college years. I was never happy about them. I felt...
Running Home: When Finding Ancestral Roots Becomes Activism Valerie Fryer-Davis For nearly half a century, the world has ignored Morocco’s illegal occupation of the Western Sahara and...
Navigating vulnerable states: Derick Chauvin’s conviction and the elusive goal of police reform. David Monda Reflecting on the recent conviction of Derek Chauvin, I was reminded of how vulnerable the public is...