Fraud v. Suppression: How to Frame Voting Policy During a Pandemic
As early as 1886, the Supreme Court recognized that an individual’s ability to vote is…
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CARES for Whom?
As cities, states, and countries lockdown to slow the spread of COVID-19, deep seeded inequalities…
The Challenges of Enacting the California Consumer Privacy Act
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is the first statewide legislation in the US that…
Mass Surveillance is Not the Answer to the Coronavirus
In the battle against the coronavirus, the Chinese government’s high-tech response seemed like something out…
Lawmakers Consistently Refuse to Hold Public Authorities Accountable
Public authorities provide critically important services throughout New York State such as building infrastructure, maintaining…
The Trump Administration’s Public Policy Stance Against Affirmative Action has Negative Implications for Human Rights
This article has been updated as of February 11, 2020. The Trump Administration is attacking…
The Green New Deal Is As American As It Gets
President Roosevelt’s “Arsenal of Democracy” provides key lessons for leaders as they work to transform…
Man or Machine?: Algorithms in the American Criminal Justice System
As technology has become a more integral part of our world, it has been incorporated…
Midwestern Floods, Climate Resiliency, and the Green New Deal
The natural cycles of floods and extreme weather are being intensified by climate change, and…
Voter Suppression 54 Years After the March on Selma
The Selma Marchers fought for equality and justice, yet even in 2018, the state of…