If Prisoners Can Save Our State, They Can Vote

the disenfranchisement of incarcerated individuals is a slippery slope leading to wider disenfranchisement for everyone and the further suppression of minority groups in America.
Read morethe disenfranchisement of incarcerated individuals is a slippery slope leading to wider disenfranchisement for everyone and the further suppression of minority groups in America.
Read moreAfter walking out of Late Night at the Anteatery on a Friday, one of your dorm mates throws out the suggestion.
Read moreMicrosoft Japan made headlines on Nov. 4 when they announced their month long four-day workweek experiment to be a resounding success, with productivity reportedly jumping by 40%.
Read moreIn her latest interview with British Vogue, English actress and activist Emma Watson described her relationship status as “self-partnered,” coining the phrase as an alternative to “single.”
Read moreThe University of Cambridge released a study that says that people who suffer from asthma — a lung condition that can be life-threatening — can reduce their carbon footprint by switching their inhalers to eco-friendly alternatives.
Read moreThe Trump administration proposed a new rule to collect DNA samples from immigrants crossing the border on Monday, Oct. 21.
Read moreIn the wake of California’s recent wildfires, unexpected heroes united to put out the flames.
Read moreAfter years of denouncing climate change as a hoax, winning the presidency on an anti-environmentalist platform and defunding multiple environmental programs, President Trump officially initiated America’s withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement on Nov. 4.
Read moreThe unassuming delta smelt, a silvery fish measuring five to seven centimeters long, has become the center of the debate over California’s water usage.
Read moreBeing a teen girl is hard, I should know, I’ve read “The Fault In Our Stars” by middle aged male author John Green and seen multiple slice of life anime revolving around such characters.
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