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COVID Stimulus Checks: Does Victory Include Abandoning the Most Vulnerable?
As the US celebrates the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan, it is disappointing that many of the nation’s 10.5 million undocumented immigrants are, once...
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Why We Should Expect a Roaring ’20s 2.0 for Our New Normal
Given the direction civilization is headed and the progress we were able to make in one year alone, the next...
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Attempted US Capitol Coup a Security and Existential Crisis
The allegiance to authoritarian rhetoric is not exclusive to Republicans but the Capitol riot is a reminder of how important...
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What President Biden Should Do About the Uyghur Genocide
As China’s ongoing crimes against Uyghurs and other Turkic people continue, Uyghurs around the world look to the US as...
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Sudan’s Normalization With Israel Is a Win for Everyone
Sudan's normalization with Israel represents a net positive. The international community would be wise to celebrate these gains.
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I Can’t Mark Where My Grandfather Is Buried, but I Want to Mark Where He Lived
My grandfather was murdered in the Holocaust in Serbia. Compounding my family’s loss is that we’ll never know if it...
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Trump’s Acquittal and Republican Senators: Not Setting the Bar Low Enough
After the vote to acquit Trump one thing is now clear: I did not set the bar low enough to...
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Why Not Equality for America’s Puerto Rican Men and Women?
It is time to end the de facto colonial status of Puerto Rico that has persisted since the end of...
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US Asylum Laws Must Catch up With the Reality of Today’s Refugees
The US must rethink its asylum system and accommodate the reality of today’s refugees from Central America and elsewhere.
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As America Accelerates Vaccine Distribution, Curiosity Turns to Kids
There are steps that must be taken now to create the collective participation of vaccinating children when the COVID-19 vaccine...
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There Is No Vaccine for Selfishness
In a democracy, people have a combination of individual rights as well as duties. Wearing masks to reduce the risk...
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day Should Serve as Call to Action
Ensuring that “Never Again” is more than just a rallying cry requires a lasting commitment to learn how to use...
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Queen Rat Conway Swims for Safe Harbor: Too Little Too Late?
In the wake of a failed violent US coup instigated for over four years by Kellyanne Conway’s mentor Trump, she...
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The Vaccine Battle Highlights the Need to Communicate Science
To have any hope of getting back to some semblance of normalcy, the safety and efficacy of coronavirus vaccines must...
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Threatening Democracy: The Choice Between Progress and Extremism Has Never Been So Clear
The US now faces a clear choice: finally fronting the root causes of extremism or continuing to try to treat...
Read moreAmerican Democracy Will Prevail
American democracy will prevail, but the challenges to liberal democracy from populism and anti-democratic forces won’t disappear after Trump’s departure.
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Riots at Capitol Hill: Darkness Before the Dawn?
Perhaps January 6 can be remembered as the dawn of a new day when America comes together, united, and heeds...
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Who’s First-in-Line for the Vaccine? A Classic Problem in Medical Ethics
When there are more people who need to be vaccinated than available stock, who decides who is first, second, and...
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The 10-Year Food Systems Revolution Must Start Now
To end hunger, poverty, and inequality while addressing the environmental crisis, the world must reset global food systems to be...
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Pandenomics: The High Cost of Living While Undocumented in the United States
COVID-19 is finally forcing the US to come to terms with the deadly cost of forcing more than 11 million...
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