Category: Rights and Equality

Fast Break or Full Court Press? The Challenges Facing Unrivaled’s Inaugural Season

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The world of sports welcomes a new entrant this week: Unrivaled, a women’s 3×3 basketball league. Co-founded by WNBA stars Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier, the league promises to bring a fresh energy to the game. With a focus on fast-paced, position-less basketball, Unrivaled aims to provide domestic opportunities for WNBA players who often spend Read More “Fast Break or Full Court Press? The Challenges Facing Unrivaled’s Inaugural Season”

Martial Law and Democratic Norms

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The recent political turmoil in South Korea, marked by President Yoon Suk Yeol’s declaration of martial law, raises questions about the potential for similar actions in the United States, particularly under the forthcoming administration of President-elect Donald Trump. Examining the constitutional frameworks and historical precedents of both nations provides insight into the feasibility and implications Read More “Martial Law and Democratic Norms”

South Korea’s Democratic Resilience Amid Political Turmoil

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This was not something anyone saw coming. The intricate tapestry of global democracies reveals South Korea’s recent political upheaval as a poignant reminder of the delicate balance between governance and democratic principles. President Yoon Suk Yeol’s abrupt declaration of martial law on December 3, 2024, citing threats from “pro-North Korean anti-state forces,” thrust the nation Read More “South Korea’s Democratic Resilience Amid Political Turmoil”

The Pandora’s Box of Pardon: A Tragic Misstep in Leadership

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Joe Biden has always been a figure who places family at the center of his universe. His public life is replete with moments where his role as a father collided with the duties of office, and these moments often underscored his humanity. However, the recent decision to pardon his son, Hunter Biden, marks a turning Read More “The Pandora’s Box of Pardon: A Tragic Misstep in Leadership”

A Survival Guide for Entrepreneurial Parents: Juggling Family Life and Entrepreneurship with Ten Ways to Find Balance

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Thanksgiving is a time when many of us reflect on our lives, our families, and our aspirations. For some, this season sparks the thought of embarking on a new journey—perhaps starting a business, pursuing a dream, and creating something that truly matters. But starting a business while managing family responsibilities is not a small task. Read More “A Survival Guide for Entrepreneurial Parents: Juggling Family Life and Entrepreneurship with Ten Ways to Find Balance”

The Rule of Law’s Last Stand

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As of November 2024, we stand at an unprecedented juncture in American history. Donald Trump has won reelection, reclaiming the Oval Office while simultaneously shaking off most of the legal threats against him. Federal prosecutions that seemed poised to bring accountability are being shuttered, as Trump makes liberal use of his renewed power. Yet, amidst Read More “The Rule of Law’s Last Stand”

3 People You Need to Know: Diane Nash, James Balog, and Waris Dirie

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What does it take to be an “influencer”? Not the kind that flood our screens with aspirational brunches and curated skincare routines, but the kind easily overlooked, the true change-makers. These aren’t people who crave the spotlight or want followers; they’re people with a purpose so fierce that it shines through, whether anyone’s watching or Read More “3 People You Need to Know: Diane Nash, James Balog, and Waris Dirie”