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It’s a Hard Bargain: The Choctaw Tribe Takes Dollar General to the Supreme Court
A legal case involving the Choctaw Tribe and Dollar General poses new challenges in defining tribal jurisdiction and sovereignty
It Takes Two: Paternalistic Policies Harm Maternal Health
Rather than limit a woman’s freedom to act on behalf of her child, society should make child-rearing a more egalitarian pursuit, which would benefit parents and the child.
Bernie: Bringing the Kibbutz to the Campaign Trail
Jake Fender voices his opinion on Bernie’s campaign style.
Prejudice on the Playground: When Islamophobia Enters the Classroom
Islamophobia isn’t just increasing in political rhetoric – it’s growing in school environments.
Hostile Takeover: The State of Arkansas vs. The Little Rock Board of Education
A school district instrumental in the Civil Rights Movement must come to terms with the racial and socioeconomic implications of its recent school closures.
Professor-in-Chief: Was Larry Lessig’s Presidential Campaign Destined to Fail?
Larry Lessig wanted Americans to “Feel the Nerd” in 2016.
The Rise of the Outsider Candidate
Outsider candidates are fueling unprecedented engagement with the presidential primaries, and student political groups at Yale have been seizing this opportunity.