Europe’s Vilified Minority: The Roma Through Pictures
“If the political will is not there, then you have to sue. But even if you sue, change does not happen.”
2016-2017 Issue VI
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Something I Can Control: Women Rush to Get IUDs After Trump’s Election
What does it mean for women to make medical choices for political reasons?
Whose Long Island? Immigrants Battle for Rights In Suburban New York
“In a lot of minds, Long Island is still a place for rich, white people.”
After Pulse, After Trump: The Gay Rights Movement in an Age of Uncertainty
The event was labeled the deadliest single-gunman mass shooting in U.S. history, the deadliest incident of violence against sexual minorities in U.S. history, and the deadliest terrorist attack committed on U.S. soil since September 11.
“Make Europe Great Again”: Outsider Schulz Revitalizes German Politics
Angela Merkel faces a serious challenge in the upcoming German election from a rising Trump-esque socialist.
Private Speech Made Public: A Yale Professor’s Facebook Comment Goes Viral
Prof. Jason Stanley finds himself in the middle of the fight over free speech on social media.
#FeesMustFall: South African Students Fight for Higher Education
Protests against high costs of attendance at higher education institutions continue in South Africa.
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.”