The Journal of Fordham University's Top Thinkers
It is hardly news that United States politics have become polarized over the last half-decade. What is, however, especially troubling, is the strategies politicians have employed to make it that way: specifically, the idea that […]
After a very stressful and tense election, Joe Biden has been declared the winner. Barring a successful lawsuit, he will be inaugurated as President in January 2021. Over the weekend, many took to the streets […]
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 […]
Political Love: does it seem like an oxymoron? The American political and social climate is extremely Love-averse, or rather whatever Love that does exist has been trivialized and commodified, such that Love, whether it be […]
Without a doubt, Gen Z receives a majority of its political news on social media. Not only is this harmful and often misleading, but the consumption of political news via social media has also led […]
Throughout this election, Donald Trump and Joe Biden have had to answer many problems our country faces, namely COVID-19, racial tensions, and economic recovery. Another issue that the US is doomed to face in the […]
My decision to pick up history as one of my majors in college came as no surprise to my parents. As a child in elementary school, I would check out book after book on Abraham […]