The Journal of Fordham University's Top Thinkers
Four years ago, 14-year-old Brandi Levy was passed up for a promotion from her high school’s junior varsity cheerleading team to the varsity team. In the annals of US history, this may seem unimportant, and […]
There’s been a lot of hubbub surrounding Georgia’s Voter I.D. Law, and there really shouldn’t be. It’s an entirely fabricated crisis which even a cursory amount of research can quickly and easily debunk. In short, […]
Following the characterization of voter ID laws as discriminatory towards those lacking sufficient time, wealth, or access to transportation; criticisms have been leveled against vaccine passports for similar reasons. The implementation of a vaccine passport […]
Last month, students flooded Eddie’s on two beautiful days in a row here in New York City: one was a Wednesday which we had off, no classes, for a “mental health day”; the day before […]
For me and for so many other young women, the lessons of who is beautiful and deserving of love and who is ugly and unworthy of respect were learned on Tumblr, Instagram, and, most recently, […]
Americans love a scandal. They claim otherwise, of course, and whenever a new one arises there is the predictable televised backlash with the American people expressing outrage and disgust over the newest drama unfolding on […]
Just days ago in Minneapolis, Daunte Wright was shot and killed after being pulled over for having expired registration tags. In the Hennepin County Government Center in downtown Minneapolis, the trial of police officer Derek […]
The legalization of marijuana has been a hot-button political issue state-wide and nationwide for years. In the past few decades, thousands of people across the city and the state have been swept into the prison […]