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Although progress has been made in many states to combat racial gerrymandering, it remains a prevalent redistricting tactic frequently upheld by conservative courts.

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Racial Gerrymandering Threatens Fair Representation

Although progress has been made in many states to combat racial gerrymandering, it remains a prevalent redistricting tactic frequently upheld by conservative courts.

Why are Rural Students Less Likely to Obtain a Bachelor’s Degree?

America prides itself on the idea of equal opportunity, but when we look at the statistics, it seems that this is not the case — especially in our school systems.

The Keys to the House: PA-10 and the Trajectory of Congressional Politics

This uncharacteristically competitive Democratic primary and the emergence of former news anchor Janelle Stelson as the winning candidate encapsulate the spirit of political uncertainty that has been growing in Pennsylvania’s Tenth Congressional district.

Is American Media Becoming Too Partisan?

Journalism and political biases have always been difficult to separate, but with Trump, it has become impossible to.
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The Paris Olympics: A Celebration for Some, a Burden for Others

“The Olympics ... it’s not just the crowds. It’s the noise, the disruption. Paris will lose its soul for a while.”

Narendra Modi: Champion of Hindu Nationalism, Enemy to Democracy

Modi’s reelection signals the entrenchment of his anti-democratic and hyper-nationalist rhetoric within the Indian political system.

Uses and Abuses of Fashion: Veiling and State Power in Iran

Last year, the “Woman, Life, Freedom” movement’s rejection of the hijab presented an ideological quandary: Is the hijab feminist or a tool of oppression? In the case of Iran, it’s not that simple.
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