Fall 2019 Journal: Providing Free Contraceptives For Young People – Lessons From Colorado
This article is the first article featured in our Fall 2019 journal. For the complete journal, please see the “Journal Archive” tab above. by Devan […]
Social Justice
Spring 2019 Journal: An Analysis of Government Dependency and Tribal Economic Performance
This article is the seventh (and last) article featured in our Spring 2019 journal. For the complete journal, please see the “Current Issue” tab above. […]
Spring 2019 Journal: The Impact of Immigration Policy on Mental and Reproductive Health
This article is the second article featured in our Spring 2019 journal. For the complete journal, please see the “Current Issue” tab above. By Iris […]
Opinion: Protecting the Shield
By Spencer Bowen How can an organization accept an assaulter while repeatedly rejecting a person exercising nonviolent protest? Lost among the color and pageantry of […]
The dangers of false equivalence in sexual assault
By Tsuyoshi Onda By the time the 11 white, male Republican senators of the Senate Judiciary Committee employed a special prosecutor to question Dr. Christine Blasey […]
Brett Kavanaugh Has Shown Himself Unfit to Serve and the Patriarchy Doesn’t Care
Editor’s Note: This piece is one of two responses to the confirmation proceedings of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court published today on the […]
Fall 2018 Journal: Welfare-to-Work: Work Requirements under TANF
By Hinnaneh A. Qazi Edited by Randall Tran and Chenchen Zhang Mandatory work requirements require that social safety net recipients meet certain workforce-related criteria in […]
Fall 2018 Journal: Voluntarily, for the Good of Society: Norplant, Coercive Policy, and Reproductive Justice
By Elizabeth Jekanowski Edited by Emily McCaffrey This article will investigate how institutions and policymakers have used the coercion, criminalization, and control of Black reproduction […]
Fall 2018 Journal: Addressing the Injustice of Cash Bail
By Theodore Kupper Edited by Daniel Lao-Talens Cook County Jail in Chicago, Illinois violates the American principle of presumed innocence and exacerbates the vast wealth […]
The Myth of “Special Rights”: How Present Discourse Delegitimizes Indigenous Sovereignty Claims
By Mary Lindeblad-Fry Mainstream media interpretations of American Indian sovereignty and the complex nature of tribal citizenship highlight the damaging effects of “special rights discourse”. […]
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