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Capturing the Elusive Youth Vote

Increased youth voter registration could help close the political power gap between millennials/Gen Zers and baby boomers, and ensure that elected officials more fairly represent constituents and their interests.

How to Respond to Ahmaud Arbery’s Murder

For those who would prefer to imagine white supremacy as the ink printed in our high school textbooks — see it today instead as Ahmaud Arbery’s blood, running down the streets of Satilla Drive. Ahmaud Arbery, may you rest in peace.

To Trump, From a Low-Income College Student: What About Us?

Now that Harvard has not accepted relief funds from the federal government, I implore you not to take drain money from the Harvard community. It is my hope that you will take this  request into consideration and alleviate the economic hardship caused by your scholarship tax — during a global pandemic, this is the least you can do.

Ignoring Reade’s Allegations Hurts Everyone

Tara Reade's allegations merit timely recognition on the part of established media sources and the Biden campaign that there is something here that warrants further investigation. This recognition came, and continues to come, too late.

Big Pharma: The International Reach of the Opioid Crisis

While the opioid epidemic and sway of big pharma are most notable in the United States, this is an increasingly international phenomenon, with nations ranging from India to Australia feeling the effects.

Rather than Cull Millions of Livestock, Let’s End Animal Agriculture

It is animal agriculture that is wrong, not simply the logistical phenomena that have caused mass culling. As we negotiate a return to normalcy, we must critically examine and dismantle the country’s unsustainable and unethical meat production pipeline.

We Live in a Society

In an interdependent society, we must acknowledge our obligations to the collective: We must care for each other in our most extreme times of need and work together to survive.

Harvard College Democrats and Harvard Republican Club: The Importance of Political Discourse

https://youtu.be/Wec0wx-T21Q Associate U.S. Editor Chloe E.W. Levine moderates a dialogue between Menat Bahnasy, President of the Harvard College Democrats, and Wesley Donhauser, President of the...

In New York, A Blow to Democracy

Especially in New York, elections have long served as evidence of the state’s resilience. As the coronavirus shakes society to its core, we could have used that symbol once again.

The Politics of Protectionism

To better protect the American economy, more focus needs to be given to educating voters and helping the “losers” of free trade so that the country can begin turning its back on protectionist policy.