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Picket Line to Prison Line: Arrested Activism Post-Ferguson

Author - February 17, 2015

Activism around the Black Lives Matter movement comes with a heightened risk of arrest, but appropriate strategizing can keep demonstrators safe.

Pecan Farms, Lunch Counters, and Wedding Photography

Author - February 14, 2015

In many states, the debate between advocates for LGBTQ rights and religious freedom activists rages on.

Pursuing Equality: Western Response to Gay Rights Abroad

Author - February 13, 2015

Western Intervention in Gay Rights Abroad

"It": How It Feels to Be Black

Author - February 12, 2015

"Unfortunately, I don’t know what statistic needs to be met before black people can just be people. I don’t know when I will be able to trust the justice system as a protector and not as a predator."

A Roma Education

Author - February 11, 2015

Can one decade of inclusion reverse a history of exclusion for Roma?

Reconstructing the Enemy

Author - February 9, 2015

The changing politics of portraying North Korea as the “Other” in cinema

Dr. Phil on Mental Health in the Media

Author - February 6, 2015

Dr. Phil discusses the evolution of health-focused programming since launching his show in 2002.

Harvard Should Fix Its Gender Gap

Author - February 6, 2015

Many of Harvard's STEM departments face a radical gender imbalance. What can Harvard do to fix this problem?

Pawns in a Gambit

Author - February 4, 2015

Palestinian women have been exploited by a culture of martyrdom that offers them ersatz equality in exchange for their lives.

Daryl Davis on Reaching out to the KKK

Author - February 3, 2015

Davis: "Even when you sit down with the worst of your enemies, you can find something in common"