Knowledge is Power: The Present and Future of Data Collection on Missing Children

By: Cassandra Doran Introduction Over the past two weeks, an increasing amount of media focus is on…

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Trump’s Chinese Trademark Registration: The Brand-New Ethics Concerns of Trading International Favors

By: Melanie Singer On February 15, 2017, the Trump Organization was granted a great leap forward in…

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A Climate of Fear: The Social Impact of the Trump Administration’s Immigration Policies

By Dalal Hillou On February 25, 2017, police detained Muhammad Ali Jr. – son of the legendary…

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Reframing Roe: Legislating Restrictions in the Current Political Climate

By: Allison Houser Norma McCorvey, famously known as plaintiff “Jane Roe”, passed away on February 18, 2017.[1] …

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Will the Supreme Court Protect Transgender Bathroom Rights?

By: Lisa Clark “I’m not looking for a compromise. I’m not looking for separate but equal. I…

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President Trump’s Mexico City Policy Executive Order Compounds an Already Restrictive U.S. Policy on Abortion Access Worldwide

By: Teresa Gilbert On January 23rd, 2017, President Trump issued an executive order re-instating the Mexico City…

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Fear Does Not (President) Trump the Constitution

By: Kris Vicencio President Trump enacted a number of executive orders that have spawned protests across the…

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Forced Memorials: Texas and its Forced Cremation Law

By: Rebecca Levine In December of 2016, the state of Texas attempted to enact a set of…

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Trading Places: Students Accused of Sexual Violence Invoke Title IX in Pursuit of Redress

By: Meaghan Mixon In 1972, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 was enacted to prevent…

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A Glimmer of Hope: 1.5 Million Disenfranchised Felons in Florida Might Finally Receive Their Voting Rights Back

  By: Amy Heath Currently in the United States, 6.1 million people are disenfranchised because of a…

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