Movement Matters: Why We Should Commit to Universal Basic Mobility
BY DANIEL COMEAUX Whether by car, train, foot, wheelchair, bike, or any of the other ways humanity has invented
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Why Voters Should Care About a President’s Emotional Intelligence
BY JOHN SCIANIMANICO In their first debates on June 26 and 27, twenty candidates made the case for why they
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The Unveiling of the Librazone : Are the Similarities Between Libra and the Eurozone a Coincidence?
BY AMELIA POLLARD After a decade of amassing influence, Facebook has unveiled another way to remain a financial heavyweight not
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Equity in Pedagogy at HKS
Teaching doesn’t stop mattering in graduate school: in the sixth episode of Season 2, the KSR podcast team examines issues of equity, identity, and representation within pedagogy and curriculum at the Harvard Kennedy School.
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Gentrification Without Displacement? A Cautionary Tale from Brooklyn to Detroit
BY JANA POHORELSKY On my first day home for the holidays this past December, my family and I had only
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In South Korea, Being Drunk Is a Legal Defense for Rape
BY EVELYN NAM AND MELODY KIM October 20, 2020 is a day that Na-Yeong and her family dread, and one
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In Humanitarian Crises, Periods are a Public Health Issue
BY IRA GUHA AND DANIELA PHILIPSON Last April, cyclone Idai killed over a thousand people and displaced over three million
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