The Journal of Fordham University's Top Thinkers
The mother has always needed to be Superwoman — her tasks so great and so demanding that they could only be completed by someone with superhuman strength. She must be the jack of all trades, […]
In the wake of two mass shootings in the past two weeks, gun control is once again on the national agenda. With a Democratic majority in Congress, there has been much hope among gun-control advocates […]
Recently, there was a push on social media to raise awareness for the 149% increase in hate crimes against Asian Americans in 2020. This surge in crime is due to the COVID-19 pandemic where people […]
An uncomfortable truth: our society has a problem with how we respond to sexual harassment and gendered violence. You are part of this problem, even if you do not directly participate in this behavior. In […]
In a Friday interview with Bill Maher, Megyn Kelly revisited her Nov. 2020 decision to remove her two children from private NYC schools. Politics aside, I’ve long been an admirer of the Fox News and […]
The cedar is a rare point of national unity for Lebanon amidst the chaos of constant war, political deadlock, and crises such as mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic and Beirut’s recent explosion. It is a […]
2020 has been a year full of the unprecedented: an unprecedented level of political unrest, an unprecedented pandemic, an unprecedented climate crisis, and an unprecedented presidential election. This election is problematic and difficult for so […]
A little over one week before the United States presidential election, another Black man was murdered by police officers. Walter Wallace Jr.’s family had called 911 asking for help because Wallace was suffering a psychological […]