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Reengaging With the World

On foreign policy, Biden can’t just pick up where Obama left off. The world is different now.

By Mieke Eoyang

Winter, No. 59 – 8 MIN READ

Yes, Let Us Have Peace. But...

We must try to move forward. But we must remember and pronounce, not idealize or excuse, those who put us through these four searing years.

By Brandon R. Byrd

Winter, No. 59 – 7 MIN READ

Introduction: The Impacts of Eroding Enforcement

By Rebecca Dixon Rajesh D. Nayak

Fall, No. 60, Special Symposium – 3 MIN READ

Higher Ed: Protect Students from Predatory Colleges

The Trump Administration has given a pass to for-profit colleges that exploit Black and Brown students the most.

By Aaron Ament Dan Zibel

Fall, No. 60, Special Symposium – 8 MIN READ

Environment: Restoring the Rule of Law

By Steven Chester

Fall, No. 60, Special Symposium – 9 MIN READ

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Rebuilding Enforcement

A future administration will be called upon to undo the damage wrought by the current one to protect workers, consumers, students, the environment, and more.

By The Editors
Fall, No. 60, Special Symposium – 2 MIN READ

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Democracy Is an Act—One That Doesn't End on Election Day

The President of the United States is exploiting a deadly pandemic to ratchet up his assault on democracy, sow chaos, and delegitimize the upcoming election.

By Hillary Rodham Clinton
October, No. 60, Special Issue – 7 MIN READ

Symposium

Higher Ed: Protect Students from Predatory Colleges

The Trump Administration has given a pass to for-profit colleges that exploit Black and Brown students the most.

By Aaron Ament Dan Zibel
Fall, No. 60, Special Symposium – 8 MIN READ

Symposium

Employment: Three Strategies to Advance Equality

Donald Trump’s EEOC has created major hurdles to effective enforcement. Here are three keys to reversing that.

By Jenny R. Yang Cathy Ventrell-Monsees
Fall, No. 60, Special Symposium – 11 MIN READ

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Looking Ahead: Enforcement For the Many, Not the Few

We need to allocate resources away from the carceral state and toward aggressive enforcement of plutocratic and discriminatory actors.

By Deepak Bhargava Alexander Hertel-Fernandez
Fall, No. 60, Special Symposium – 9 MIN READ