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Violence on the ballot: mediating accountability with a Biden presidency

8 May, 2020 // Opinions // 0 Comments
I vividly remember the day the Access Hollywood tape of Donald Trump surfaced. As a then-sixteen-year-old, I watched the coverage in sheer disbelief at the vulgar, objectifying language and privilege perpetrated by a man vying… Read More...
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You’re allowed to be angry: piecing together the 2020 Democratic primary

6 March, 2020 // Opinions // 0 Comments
When I phone banked for Senator Elizabeth Warren in the week leading up to Super Tuesday, I heard conflicting criticisms from two separate callers that, for me, uncovered the conditions of being a woman in… Read More...
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On #ElectHer: The progress of women in politics

28 February, 2020 // Opinions, Top News // 0 Comments
On March 15, the Department of Politics and the Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program will host Brandeis’s first #ElectHer Conference, where female-identifying students will be trained on how to run for student government or… Read More...
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The double-standard of politics and its latest victim

8 November, 2019 // Opinions, Top News // 0 Comments
Last year’s midterm elections deemed 2018 the “Year of the Woman,” with more women running and being elected into political office than ever before. As important as it is to commend this breakthrough and to… Read More...
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