Gotta Get Up, Gotta Get Out: Russian Doll Review
“Underneath its raunchy humor, Russian Doll makes the case for how important it is to help each other get through the most difficult parts of life.”
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An Interview with Lhakpa Sherpa, The First Woman to Summit Everest
“My life has been up and down, just like the climbing the mountain.”
An Interview With Carl Gershman ’65, President of the National Endowment for Democracy
“You can help provide a system for those who are fighting for democracy, but you can’t impose it through military force.”
An Interview with Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Tawakkol Karman
“We were able to be a headache for the regime, and we succeeded in expanding the margin of freedoms, especially press freedoms.”
Education Interrupted: Expelled and Suspended Students in Connecticut Fall Behind
Last year, a study from the Yale Child Study Center found that “black preschoolers are 3.6 times as likely to receive one or more suspensions relative to white preschoolers.”
No Exit: Connecticut’s Sex Trafficking Crisis
According to Connecticut officials, the state’s highways are rife with human trafficking.
Women’s March on Washington: Solidarity and Controversy
Ultimately, the demonstration shaped up to be the largest march in reaction to a presidential inauguration and potentially the biggest protest in U.S. history.
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