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A Party Divided: Why Education Is A Wedge Issue For Democrats

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Democrats are facing a deepening divide between reformers and teachers unions over how to fix America's public education system.

Out of Detention: How to Stop the School-to-Prison Pipeline

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Introducing mental health care in schools is an effective method of cutting incarceration rates.

Selling Nature: The Plight of the South African Rhinoceros

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How governments combat poaching as the nature of the crime changes.

The Metaphor as Weapon

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Why the rhetoric of battle has no place in public policy discourse

War of the Words

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The sexualized language of violence in the Vietnam War

Crime and No Punishment

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Filling with more corpses by the day, Karachi has become one of the world's most contentious regions.

More Opportunities, Fewer Sentences

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Discouraging drug trafficking with the threat of mandatory minimum sentences has failed; presenting offenders with pathways to change might work.

Black Studies Matters

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The protests that gave birth to black studies programs in the 1960s can inform modern campaigns for racial justice.

The Death of the Mafia?

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A contemporary look at the state of the Italian Mafia in America.

Picket Line to Prison Line: Arrested Activism Post-Ferguson

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