The Journal of Fordham University's Top Thinkers
On January 31, an organized, unsanctioned protest occurred in Grand Central at 5pm. The protest’s organizers have a platform with many concerns surrounding treatment of people of color within New York and on a broader, […]
In a city where the cost of living has long outpaced residents’ ability to pay rapidly rising rents, this past summer, on June 14th, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo signed the Housing Stability and Tenant […]
2020 is the 100 year anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment, which finally gave women the right to vote in the United States. Congresswomen celebrated the anniversary at the recent State of the […]
The 2020 Democratic primaries have certainly been a sight to behold, with candidates yelling over each other at the debates, a certain former Vice President forgetting where he was (twice), a former Republican mayor attempting […]
With a continuously changing economic landscape, economists and researchers are constantly looking for ways to promote sustained economic growth. One method gaining attention as a way to encourage sustained economic growth is fostering the creative […]
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 […]
2017: In torchlight, Neo-Nazis, characterized as “fine people” by the President of the United States, march through Charlottesville chanting “Jews will not replace us”. 2018: The single deadliest attack on Jews in US history takes […]
For a sizable portion of the voting public, Bernie Sanders represents the radical wing of the Democratic Party. Often times, his perceived extremism disqualifies him as a viable candidate in the eyes of the public. […]