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“First they came for the Jews, but I did nothing because I’m not a Jew. Then they came for the socialists, but I did nothing because I’m not a socialist. Then they came for the Catholics, but I did nothing because I’m not a Catholic. Finally, they came for me, but by then there was […]
Berkeley Borkert is a Blog Editor at JIPP and an incoming first-year at Emory University studying public policy and analysis on a pre-law track. She is particularly interested in education policy and has devoted time to cultivating diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in her high school. In her spare time, Berkeley enjoys competing as a […]
Ty Kushi is a Senior at Santa Monica High School, where he leads the Samohi Forum Club and the Samohi Heal the Bay club. His passions include anthropology, archaeology, and cultural resource management. The history of Native Americans is incredibly long and significant, dating thousands of years and persisting after the pre-Columbian Era. Learning this […]
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Immigration is a complex and emotional area of concern, yet it is necessary to examine the issue comprehensively. According to a UN report published in 2020, there are over 281 million immigrants around the world and more than 750 million who, if provided the chance, would permanently leave their home countries. Despite the numerous benefits […]
Miles Grossman is a junior at the Science and Engineering Magnet School in Dallas, Texas. He is a policy debater at the Science and Engineering Magnet and is interested in pursuing political science and economics. A majority of Americans, including most Republicans and Republican-leaning individuals, support the legalization of marijuana, motivated by prohibition’s racialized enforcement […]
The starting of the new millennium was marked by the financial crisis, with the railways recording a balance of just Rs.350 crores (Kumar & Mehrotra 2009). Despite economic hardship, electrification remained the priority of the government, receiving a thrust during the 2008 visit of Laloo Prasad Yadav to Karnataka on the occasion of the inaugural […]
Emily Wang is a junior at Cary Academy, where she co-captains the Lincoln-Douglas debate team. She is passionate about art as a means of personal reflection and reflection of the state of the world. Her work has received numerous accolades in the Scholastic Art and Writing Competition. Additionally, she is a Marketing Specialist at the […]
Haiyue Ma studies Finance and International Security at Australian National University. She is a Co-Director of International Policy at the Policy Initiatives Institute, and an elected Representative at ANU’s College of Asia-Pacific Student Society and Australia-China Youth Association. Her research focuses on international political economy, emerging markets, Chinese policy, and energy. Ned Lindenmayer is looking […]
Individuals living in correctional facilities must quickly adapt to a loss of autonomy. Beyond their loss of several civil rights, incarcerated individuals are continually stripped of their dignity through a lack of control over their personal hygiene (Haven). Limited access to menstrual products in correctional facilities across the United States poses a threat to not […]
The United States has the highest incarcerated population in the world, with 2.1 million Americans behind bars. Of the imprisoned adults, 54% have one or more minor children, representing 2.7 million or 1 in 28 children with an incarcerated parent. These children often suffer significant adverse effects from parental incarceration, including financial hardship, housing instability, […]
Tiffany You is an 11th-grade student at Godolphin and Latymer School in London. Passionate about international relations, racial inequality, and education equity, she is the co-founder of a nonprofit that aims to support and encourage underprivileged children in their literacy education and also started a podcast that discusses political affairs. Tiffany is also an avid […]
Why don’t we start by talking a little bit about Learning Equality and your products? After working as an intern with Khan Academy, a colleague and I had the idea of bringing the Khan Academy experience offline using a low-cost Raspberry Pi computer to serve the half of the world without access to the Internet. […]
Aleicia Zhu is a student at Biotechnology High School who edits the school newspaper and reports on economic news. Outside of school, she heads social enterprises and edits Guide to American Business. She is interested in health economics and business research. Helena Tadros is a student at Biotechnology High School with an affinity for medicine, […]
