Macron’s Climate Policies: Can They Win Him Re-Election?
The fight against climate change in European politics often seems like two steps forward and one step back; despite the unveiling of ambitious EU climate proposals last week, or landmark steps in the right direction such as the return of
Trump and Mail-in Voting: A Vendetta on the Truth
The U.S. presidential elections are looming and the Coronavirus pandemic has made in-person voting problematic. As a result, many states (both majority democrat and majority republican) have opted to increase their scope of mail-in voting. The mail-in voting system allows
My Hillary: Reflections on the Real Clinton
I first met Hillary Clinton 28 years ago, when I was just a girl, and she has been a nurturing presence in my life ever since. That fact, which is part of my story and development into a successful person, isn’t
Getting Trump-ed by Islamophobia
Stigma-inducing discrimination caused by Republican-frontrunner Donald Trump creates mental health disparities amongst minority Americans. People vying to be our leaders should be embracing and promoting diversity Studies have shown that politically conservative people tend to harbor the most negative views of Islam