Opinion
Hutt: Protecting Republics from Republicans (and Democrats too)
Allowing a candidate to oversee their own election is incompatible with a “republican government;” Madison, Carter, and millions of Americans agree.
The Original Design: Guns, Culture, and Violence
I first held a shotgun when I was twelve years old–a sleek, black 12- gauge Remington. It was made for the purpose of hunting small waterfowl, skeet pigeons, and assorted varmints. Remington describes the modern version of the firearm, the…
Lee: The Disappearance of Joan Brown
Why don’t more women paint self-portraits? Perhaps it is because women are taught to see themselves in relation to and through the eyes of others.
Yale Students Silent in Face of Climate Change
On a politically and civically engaged campus, the issue of climate change seems secondary.
Familiar Avalos: AMLO, Trump, and the Caravan
Hopefully, the caravan will inspire the U.S. and Mexico to re-evaluate how they approach immigration enforcement.
Lee: The Gender Politics of Ballroom Dancing
Ballroom, like so many other forms of art, is learning to come to terms with its traditional patriarchal gender roles while preserving the beauty of its history.
Hutt: Can Trump End Birthright Citizenship?
How can we tell when the Court will legitimize seemingly unconstitutional immigration policies advanced by this administration?