Gen Z is Redrawing the Bounds of Activism
Rebekah Bruesehoff, 19, has been an activist since she was 10. For a lot of the people she organizes with, showing up in person isn't an option.
Social Justice & Law
Trained to Turn Them Away
Nobody wrote a rule barring homeless patients from primary care. They didn't have to.
The Hidden Sentence
A prison sentence ends at release, but the psychological damage rarely does.
Animal Liberation, Indigeneity, and Morality
In “Animal Liberation,” Peter Singer argues that equal moral consideration should be extended to nonhuman animals.
How a Small County Sparked a Statewide Legal Abortion Battle
The case was a well-known pattern where courts refuse to intervene in religious institutions.
