The Silent Humanitarian Crisis: Long-Term Developmental Impacts of Childhood Malnutrition in Sudan
Isabella Valentino Sudanese refugees and ethnic South Sudanese families who have fled from the war in Sudan gather after crossing…
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Is Art Inherently Political?: The Commodification of Culture in a Globalized World
Sophia Amozurrutia Photo via Artsy *** Situated at 1000 Fifth Avenue, the Metropolitan Museum of Art is a student’s passageway…
The Starbucks Boycott: A Useless Campaign to Help Gaza or Israel (And How Americans Can Actually Make a Difference)
Margaret Wasco Photo via Truthout *** As a year-round fan of Starbucks for its seasonal drinks and central location on…
Crawl Out Through the Fallout: Post-Apocalyptic Neoliberalism
Matteo Agudelo Image via the Gamer *** Amazon Prime Video’s newest show, “Fallout,” has received critical acclaim with a 92%…
Ecuador’s Embassy Raid and Diplomatic Fallout
Emma Cunningham Photo via the World Politics Review *** On Friday, April 5, Ecuadorian law enforcement broke into Mexico’s embassy…
The Federal Reserve System and Chairman Jerome Powell’s Congressional Testimony
Francisco Barros Photo via SaltWire *** Source. The Federal Reserve System, commonly known as the “Fed,” acts as the central…
The Central Park Conservancy: The Unique Management of a Mythical Park
Capucine Fourleignie Baufumé Two couples on benches, 1987, a photo of Historian Emerita Sara Cedar Miller, the Conservancy’s photographer at the…
Payola and the Politics of Rock and Roll: 1959
Allison Anwalimhobor Photo by Michael Ochs Archives / Stringer *** The genre of rock and roll originated in the early…
The Worst Drought Ever: Why Spain’s Water Crisis is a Wake-up Call for Climate Change
Julia Baechli Photo via Reuters.com *** Most of Spain’s weather consists of sunny skies, few clouds, and warm temperatures. But…