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    Today we celebrate Dr. Anthony Fauci and present him with the Harris Dean’s Award.

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    Feb 24

    Check out this new chart based on research from 's !

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  5. Feb 19

    The data suggests that as minority voters grow as a share of the Democratic Party it becomes easier to nominate minority candidates.

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    As self-administered abortions become increasingly more safe, with the research showing that nurse practitioners can perform abortions as successfully as physicians, the strictness of the current regulatory framework comes into question.

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  7. Feb 18

    In districts where racial minorities comprised 40% to 50% of the population, minority candidates were more likely to win than lose.

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    Feb 17

    Very nice piece by "The results show that, while this kind of argument can seem intuitive and comforting, the reality — just like populists’ language — is more complicated." via

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  9. Feb 14

    New ICE COVID-19 data shows unchecked public health crisis in ICE Detention Centers. Work is far from over! Consider volunteering for

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    Feb 12

    My first published piece! I discuss the tragic life of and the disproportional number of individuals on with severe originating from and events. Do we deserve to kill them after ignoring their years of suffering?

    In mid-January 13, Lisa Montgomery was the first woman executed by the federal government in 68 years. Montgomery also had some of the most severe dissociation the court had ever seen, raising the issue of capital punishment and mental illness.
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  11. Feb 11

    Not all spending is the same. Human capital investments does not diminish in the same way that infrastructure does. So why do policymakers still talk about the issue as if it is?

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    Feb 11

    The COVID-19 trolley problem: US public-health policy has fallen behind virus growth again and again.

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    Feb 10

    From Review: The Connection Between Oil Prices, Stock Volatility, and Green Investments.

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    Feb 9

    Les vengo manejando esta notita que escribí sobre política, populismo y lenguaje en la Review. La idea de que el lenguaje de los populistas de derecha es simple es muy reconfortante. El único detalle es que es mentira. Échenle un ojo.

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    Right-wing political speeches are not as simple as many tend to believe.

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    "Now is the time for higher education institutions to create meaningful and systemic change to allow for a greater and more impactful sense of diversity and inclusion to arise, starting with centering Black voices."

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    Feb 4

    interesting piece in the on governance mechanism for our democracy -- Direct Democracy Now

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    Feb 3

    New article by on about . To help w/ the tyranny of the majority, is presented as "a new model [...], which gives voters many more options for expressing their opinions."

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    Editor-in-Chief, Jake Interrante, outlines a clear explanation of quadratic voting —and by extension, makes a strong argument for democracy.

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