Don’t lose your revolutionary spirit while celebrating the US’s 250th anniversary
Politics and cynicism aside, there are reasons why we ought not to give up.
Tag Archive for: politics
The campus conversation problem isn’t what you think
Universities are scrambling to fix a free speech crisis, but the underlying issue is a collapse of trust.
The gender isolation issue is growing
South Korea, Nick Fuentes, Donald Trump and the gap that will define Generation Z
American identity should not be this inconsistent
The definition of who counts as an American is inherently paradoxical and restrictive.
Being a feminist does not exempt you from political bias
We must work to overcome internalized assumptions targeting women leaders.
Politics begin in your wardrobe
Fashion operates as a language that speaks when people don’t want to.
Everyone needs to fight more
The answer to navigating political polarization can be found in classroom debates.
Student-founded political action committee launches its USC chapter
Coalition aims to offer students tangible ways to be politically active
America touched the hornet’s nest in Iran
Mojtaba Khamenei’s ascension and the Trump administration’s shifting war justifications expose a familiar American delusion.
The Kennedy era was never ‘Camelot’
We often think of the Kennedys as symbols of an optimistic era of United States politics, the family’s methods reveal a darker undertone.