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The Danger of Conspiracy Theories

April 18, 2020November 9, 2020 Emma Lipkind

As new information on the continuously-developing COVID-19 surfaces every minute, not all media consumers are double-checking the validity of the sources that are providing these updates. A slew of misinformation plagues social media, resulting in […]

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“Let Them Die”: Capitalism In Crisis

April 14, 2020November 9, 2020 Collin Billings

The United States has now outpaced China in total COVID-19 cases, reaching more than 100,000 infected individuals. With the stock market in free-fall and the death-toll climbing, it’s more evident than ever that drastic measures will […]

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Republicans Ought to Cultivate “Blexit"

March 3, 2020November 9, 2020 Austin Sacker

It’s common knowledge that minority voters don’t vote red, or at least they don’t at the same rate they vote blue. Cornell’s Roper Center estimates that, in 2016, only 8 percent of African-Americans, our country’s […]

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