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Sprints for America: Pairing Private Sector Tech with Public Sector Projects

May 5, 2021March 16, 2023 defense, Government, policy, technology

Government has long struggled to import tech talent. Sprints for America could be a new answer to this challenge.

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You Can’t Fix What You Don’t Understand: The First Step in Democratic Reform

March 10, 2021March 16, 2023 civic engagement, democracy, Elections, political reform, politics

Democratic reform requires robust civic education first.

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Ace in the Hole: Private Sector Innovations for Naval Reserve Talent Management

February 16, 2021April 14, 2023 defense, navy, navy reserve, US military

The United States Naval Reserve has always been a pool of talent supporting the active force; now, in an era of Great Power Competition, it must innovate its manning policies if it wants to stay that way.

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Recommitting to America’s Alliances Means Remaining Committed to American Spacepower

February 11, 2021 defense, Joe Biden, Space, space force, SpaceX

Investment in space is the key to American prosperity, diplomacy and security. The Biden administration should continue support for the Space Force and the private space sector.

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While China’s CT Policy in Xinjiang Lacks Humanity, It Also Lacks Long-term Effectiveness

February 3, 2021February 2, 2021 China, foreign policy, Uyghur, xinjiang

China’s policy of interning more than one million Uyghurs in Xinjiang is both inhumane and unlikely to yield the results that Xi Jinping and the CCP claim they want.

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Cybersecurity doesn’t win votes, but it saves lives

December 24, 2020March 16, 2023 cyber warfare, cybersecurity, russian hacking

Times are tough for Americans right now. The immediacy of the chaos and costs introduced by COVID-19, the economic recession,

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Separate But Equal

November 21, 2020April 14, 2023 education, Social Justice, Supreme Court

Realizing the aspirations of Brown requires addressing the panoply of issues perpetuating racial and class divides. We can’t solve segregation at the school district level. Society has to get involved.

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