Is the UN’s Power Actually Useful in Today’s World Conflicts?
Alyssa Geurs Photo via the United Nations *** The United Nations, or UN, is an international body founded on October…
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Misogynoir vs. White Femininity
Allison Anwalimhobor Photo via The Independent *** Sexism is a troubling issue concerning nearly every civilization worldwide. While the severity…
The Irony of Anti-Cop-Watching Laws
Allison Schneider For well over a century, Americans have been watching and criticizing domestic law enforcement in a variety of…
Mexico’s Energy Sector: Resource Nationalism
Sandra Karina Frausto Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador at his presidential inauguration in 2018. (Source: lopezobrador.org.mx) *** In 2013, Mexico…
The Future of Drug Policy Should be Supervised Injection Sites
Eleanor Smith Photo via OnPoint NYC *** The number of drug overdose deaths has increased more than 16% from 2020…
The Uphill Battle: Trying to Buy Sustainably
Claire Krieger Before returning to Fordham, I promised myself at the end of the summer to consciously buy sustainably this…
UN Climate Ambition Summit: Agreements, Absences, and Aspirations
Serena Dash Photo via Axios *** In the wake of a raging climate crisis, the top emitters of global greenhouse…
Urban Plunge: A Circus-Like Tour of the Bronx
Photo via Fordham CCEL Blog *** Fordham University is a predominately white institution (PWI): a school, university, or…
A Free Market Future for Argentina?
Daniel Daly Javier Milei in a meeting. Photographer: Erica Canepa/Bloomberg *** Argentina was once a nation among the world’s most…