By: Maler Suresh One of the main goals of the Affordable Care Act was to make affordable health insurance available to more people. The...

A Case Study of Cori Bush By Maler Suresh Cori Bush, representative of Missouri’s first congressional district, and a Black, previously...

By: Maler Suresh The Senate recently voted on the Freedom to Vote: John R. Lewis Act, a voting rights bill which combines the Freedom to...

By Maler Suresh and Thza Kanapathipillai Decade after decade, as people imprint their experiences onto the world around them, society...

By: Maler Suresh What is Deliberative Democracy? Deliberative democracy is a political theory that argues that citizens should come to...

Background: I interviewed my piano teacher, an upper middle class white woman from my hometown. She is a single mother to two...

By: Maler Suresh Politics today are a partisan battleground. “Affective polarization” describes the extreme distrust and animosity...

By: Maler Suresh What is Critical Race Theory? Critical race theory (CRT) is an approach that is used to theorize, examine, and challenge...

By: Maler Suresh After two decades of U.S. involvement in the war in Afghanistan, the country’s capital fell to the Taliban on August 15,...

By: Maler Suresh Kimberlé Crenshaw coined the term “intersectionality” in her 1989 paper for the University of Chicago Legal Forum titled...

By: Maler Suresh What is SB3? Senate Bill 3, or SB3, is a legislative bill passed by the Senate in the state of Texas that seeks to make...