The New Georgia Elections Law: Backlash Continues
On Thursday, March 25, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed a bill into law that increases voting restrictions and enacts major changes in...
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Why I’m Hopeful for 2021
Because we’ll never have to experience 2020 again.
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Did Big Tech Violate the First Amendment?
To put it simply, no, they did not at all.
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Kamala Harris Is Not The FIRST Person of Color to Become VP
On Saturday, November 7, news broke that Joe Biden had won the 2020 presidential election. Biden’s win also means that Kamala Harris will...
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Let's Talk About Fearmongering on TikTok
What can’t be ignored is the social response to the election happenings—especially on TikTok. On the days leading up to the election, many users of the platform were expressing their worst fears for a certain outcome of the presidential race.
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How to Prepare For A Politics Ridden Thanksgiving
The turkey is stuffed, the mashed-potatoes buttered to perfection and the sweet potato casserole from your great-grandmother's recipe...
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How to Have a Political Discussion in 2020
President-Elect Joe Biden has declared victory for the 2020 presidential election and while many people are upset with the outcome of the...
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Tips and Tricks For Political Debates This Holiday Season
With the holidays coming up, political debates will be at an all-time high at the family dinner table. Here are some helpful tips and facts for popular debate topics and quotes surrounding the 2020 Presidential Election.
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Why You Shouldn't Idolize Politicians
Take this as a lesson as to why you shouldn't idolize politicians.
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Response to the 2020 Presidential Election
Things are a little scary right now; no one really knows what's going on, much less what's going to happen next. As I sit down to write...
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A Biden Presidency and How We Shouldn’t Settle For Normalcy
Biden becoming the President-Elect may alleviate some of the stresses and hardships that Trump’s presidency has inflicted, but should not go without criticism. While many are excited about returning to a more common state of affairs –– a President who has actual credentials, not a credit on Sex and the City and Home Alone 2: Lost in New York –– this normalcy can similarly be dangerous and destructive.
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Why Vietnamese-Americans are the Only Asian Americans who Voted in Majority for Trump
How geopolitics and history influenced the votes of Vietnamese Americans in the 2020 election
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How the Electoral College Fails Voters
The recent confirmation of Joe Biden as the projected 46th president of the United States will definitely be an election forever remembered...
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CC Corner: Election Reaction
Hear your CC’s thoughts after experiencing election week in Chicago.
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My Playlist for a Biden/Harris Win
Celebrate a historic win and say goodbye to the current president with this groovy playlist!
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Why Kamala Harris’ Vice Presidency is a Win for Women (and Society) Worldwide
Although we are in Canada, we are greatly affected by the politics of the United States. Recently, democratic party representatives Joe...
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Which San Franciscans Voted for Trump?
San Francisco: home to fog floating atop the Golden Gate Bridge, endless rolling hills, and a history of liberal activism. I grew up...
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Andrew Yang Defends His Role as an Asian American Representative
In the days leading up to a historic presidential election, Andrew Yang virtually visited American University and spoke with students about the election, his “Freedom Dividend” and his relationship with the Asian American community.
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5 Ways To Practice Self-Care After A Rough Election Week
After five long days of non-stop election coverage, the results are in! Now what?
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America Decides 2020: Our Post-Election Day Thoughts
A three day conversation about the election
