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The Changing Role of the United States First Lady
Rosalynn Carter and Michelle Obama redefined the role of the First Lady. Carter’s tenacity and work ethic challenged historical oversight, while Obama’s authenticity and proactive approach shattered stereotypes. The emergence of a Second Gentleman raises questions about societal biases and gender norms. Their legacies highlight the evolving roles within American leadership. Continue reading The Changing Role of the United States First Lady
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The History of America’s Certificate of Need Laws
The history of certificate of need laws tells a story of community and business leaders attempts to solve healthcare problems with government policies. When that failed, the federal government and several states eliminated their CON laws. However, some states continue using these policies despite data indicating they deter access and hurt margins. Continue reading The History of America’s Certificate of Need Laws
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The Young Lords: A Story of Radical Latinos
Garbage burning in the street, FBI espionage, and the creation of one of the most influential Latino civil rights groups in American history—this is the story of the Young Lords. Starting in Chicago and spreading to New York, the Young Lords Organization was a radical activist group that fought against oppression in their communities and beyond. Exemplifying a revolutionary activism that is often left out of contemporary history classes, the Young Lords brought about profound change in a short time span, cementing their legacy in Latino History. Continue reading The Young Lords: A Story of Radical Latinos
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DOJ Finds that LMPD “Deprives People of their Rights” and “Unlawfully Discriminates Against Black People”
On March 8th of this year, following two years of research, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) finally released its findings on the state of law enforcement in Louisville. Initiated by the 2020 killing of Breonna Taylor and the subsequent protests, the scathing report details the ways in which the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) has consistently violated the fourth amendment rights of suspects … Continue reading DOJ Finds that LMPD “Deprives People of their Rights” and “Unlawfully Discriminates Against Black People”
Remembering the Atlanta Spa Shootings
Delaina Ashley Yaun, 33, Daoyou Feng, 44, Xiaojie Tan, 49, Hyun Jung Grant, 51, Paul Andre Michels, 54, Yong Ae Yue, 63, Suncha Kim, 69, and Soon Chung Park, 74 all lost their lives from the Atlanta Spa shootings. This article will commemorate the lives that were tragically taken last year and reach talks of gun restriction amidst the trend of mass shootings in the… Continue reading Remembering the Atlanta Spa Shootings
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