Tear gas and water cannons barraging a wall of umbrellas and inflatable rubber duckies is a common sight on Bangkok streets these days. These past
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Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Intimate Partner Violence Content warning: intimate partner violence Disclaimer: The author is involved with Tufts’ Action for Sexual Assault
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This past week, the California sky turned an eerie orange, the temperature rose to a whopping 120 degrees Fahrenheit, and ash snowed from the heavens.
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In less than a month, each household around the country will receive a letter from the US Census Bureau, inviting every person living in the
Cw: brief mentions of sexual assault, death, and other violence Authors’ Note: The authors of this piece have chosen to remain anonymous due to the
On October 14, 2019, Santiago, Chile’s streets filled with thousands of people protesting the Chilean government’s announcement that they would be raising the price of
The 2020 presidential election may be dominating news cycles at the moment. But in Medford, an equally important race asked voters a question on November