July 29, 2016 – During the last two weeks, two starkly different visions of America were on display at the Republican and Democratic conventions. While Donald Trump and Republicans up and down the ballot continued to attack and demean Latinos and immigrants, immigration policy reforms were featured as a top priority for Democrats. These are our […]
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Kae Reynolds: Clinton finds her voice – but the sexism that greets women’s speech endures
July 29, 2016 – After a campaign lasting more than a year and taking in all 50 states, Hillary Rodham Clinton has delivered a speech that will go down in history. As the first woman to secure a major party’s nomination for president of the United States, her address to the Democratic National Convention was […]
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John Baick: A Lack of Plain Old Good Etiquette Is Undermining Our Democracy
July 24, 2016 – John Baick is a professor of history at Western New England University in Springfield, Mass. The tone and volume of our political culture discourse give Americans insight into the norms of our society, a reflection of our times. If one were to put up a mirror to our political landscape today, […]