Don’t Speak Now, Hold Your Peace: The Quiet Power of Retribution
“I don’t think there’s been a time in my life where people were more openly afraid to express themselves.” Jimmy Hatch, a former Navy SEAL, reflects. “It breaks my heart.”
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Opinion: The Feminist Case for Conservative Women
President of the organization Choose Life at Yale (CLAY), Kylyn Smith ‘26 finds it difficult to identify with the modern-day ‘feminist.’ She believes that “the feminist movement has pushed over the edge. I consider myself a feminist, but not to the extreme that today’s feminism applies.”
A Six-Hour Coup: How Polarization Plunged South Korea into Martial Law
Kyeonghee Eo, an assistant professor of East Asian Languages and Literatures at Yale University, checked X on the morning of December 3rd, 2024. It was a week before her long-awaited trip to visit family in South Korea. What she saw…
“It’s Not Me, It’s Them”: A Look at Group Division and U.S. Politics
Chloe Heller, inspired by a piece by blogger Scott Alexander, examines political polarization in the U.S.
Pizza Politics: Lessons From the Pineapple Topping Controversy
Iceland’s president joked he would make eating pizza with pineapple as a topping illegal if he could. Thus a heated debate began.