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Reframing Antifa

It is liberal movements that are well organized and explicitly characterized that must be loudly supported. 


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How Charlottesville was another reminder

Historically disadvantaged communities are often the targets of hate speech, and the near explicit backing that nationalist groups in the country receive should not be entirely surprising. It is a pre-existing condition of our country to use our laws to justify the most or near greatest forms of invisible inequity.


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An Open Response to Judge William H. Leary III

Justice is the search for truth, the search for equity with knowledge gained from prosecutors, defendants, society and history, but that search involves the lived experiences of women and men upended by systemic injustices, like fixed bail systems and mandatory minimum sentences, that have sent countless people of color to mass incarceration.


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Running for Duke Student Government, unaffiliated

When you run as an independent student in any contested Duke election, you expect to lose. For independent students trying to break into campus politics, there is no greater challenge that highlights this plight than running for a DSG position. Even though we do a lot of good, DSG presents a host of problems when it comes to accurately representing the student body.


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Impact Journalism Day

Students are fighting for the future. For many university students and young people around the world, the 2016-17 academic year has not been very hopeful.