The Electoral College Is Outdated And Does Not Represent The People
How Does The Electoral College Work? Voting is the most important civic duty of a citizen. It is how people are able to select the
Insult To Injury: American Renters Facing Eviction During The Pandemic
Soon after it made its way to the United States, the coronavirus pandemic proved to be more than just a health crisis. By forcing school
Why The Supreme Court Is A Campaign Issue in 2020
The Renewed Focus In June 2020, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled on important issues such as LGBTQ+ discrimination in the workplace, the
Congress Must Work To Prevent The Imminent Eviction Crisis
The Homeless Are More Vulnerable To COVID-19 In the midst of this pandemic, one group is particularly vulnerable to COVID-19: America’s homeless population. Those without
The Criminal Justice System’s Responsibility For Drug Addiction Recovery
Reports from May and June in Jefferson County show an increase in drug overdoses. COVID-19 and bail reform are being blamed as the variables which
America’s Freedom Narrative is Making COVID-19 Catastrophe Worse
Introduction The COVID-19 pandemic has been catching the world by storm these last few months, forever changing social life as we know it. Surprisingly, the
Foreign Aid Has Become Too Foreign For Nicaragua
Nothing New COVID-19 shook the world months ago, presenting a swift shock to many. But for others, such serious and dangerous life circumstances are all
Disenfranchisement As A Punishment Makes Our Society Less Democratic
Introduction The 2000 United States Presidential election between George W. Bush and Al Gore saw Bush winning the Presidency by the smallest of margins. The
The Electoral College Is An Outdated And Unfair Way To Elect Presidents
What Is The Electoral College? 2016 was the most recent election where there was controversy regarding the electoral college. Even though Donald Trump lost the popular vote by almost
The Unfounded Concerns Over Mail-In and Absentee Ballots
Current Use of Voting by Mail With the number of COVID-19 cases still escalating in some areas of the nation, states are struggling to find