Department of Education Okays Princeton’s Revised Sexual Assault Policy The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has […]
When institutions such as the military or universities are responsible for resolving sexual assault allegations, significant conflicts of interest arise
After an eventful midterm election, there are numerous new developments related to civil rights. Here is a selection of the most significant:
Theoretically speaking, debtors’ prisons have been explicitly outlawed by the United States Supreme Court since Bearden v. Georgia in 1983.
There has been considerable coverage on the new Harvard University sexual harassment policy. On Oct. 15, a group of 28 HLS
Human trafficking, particularly trafficking into sex work, has captivated the attention of many Americans. Regardless of political persuasion, we all
The school-to-prison pipeline is an unfortunate reality for many students attending public schools in socio-economically disadvantaged areas. For those who
Imagine that you are walking on your way to work. As usual, you listen to your iPod as you
The Supreme Court doled out a landmark victory on Monday, October 6 for gay marriage supporters by rejecting appeals cases from five
While the number of Hong Kong protestors has decreased from thousands to hundreds in the past few days, the protestors
Even if We Defeat the Islamic State, We’ll Still Lose the Bigger War The United States’ effort to end ISIS
