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July 2, 2015 Museum of the City on New York, Wednesday, July 8 at 6:30 pm Posters + Politics: The Art of Activism in New York Political activists in New York, and in cities the world over, have a long tradition of using boldly-designed posters to draw attention to the most pressing political and cultural issues of the day. Despite their uniquely urban form and...
Top Public Administration Book Prize awarded to Frank R. Baumgartner and Bryan D. Jones’s The Politics of Information Post Date: November 17, 2016 WASHINGTON, DC — The National Academy of Public Administration (the Academy) today awarded the 2016 Louis Brownlow Book Award to Frank R. Baumgartner and Bryan D. Jones’ The Politics of Information (The...
It’s been a year since the death of George Floyd, and the rhetoric of revolution, once relegated to the fringes of political discourse, floods our airways. In the mainstream media, it’s easy to find talking heads everywhere from corporate boardrooms to late-night television sounding off on last year’s uprisings. But in the hip-hop industry, things...
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During my twenties, I spent all the little money I had in Little Five Points (L5P), one of Atlanta’s most eclectic, colorful neighborhoods. I shopped at Sevananda Natural Foods Market Co-op, spent nights at The Vortex, and afternoons at the purple house on the corner of Euclid and Dekalb—home of Charis Books and More, the oldest independent feminist bookstore...
As we close out the 2020 election, the As The South Votes team reflects on their own political journeys—as journalists, and as active agents of change in democracy. My whole life, I was the perfect example of your stereotypical conservative Evangelical millennial. I dreamt of becoming a worship leader like the ones I watched in admiration as a child—singing songs...
“Chicago Politics,” a news program hosted by solutions journalism trainer and journalist Hugo Balta and journalist Samantha Lampkin, premieres May 19. The show is the result of a collaboration between Chicago Access Network TV and Illinois Latino News, an affiliate of the Latino News Network, of which Balta is the publisher. According to Balta, the show...
The following conversation was originally published by the Cambridge Journal of Law, Politics, and Art The Fight for Justice for Yazidi Women: In Conversation with Nadia Murad By: Nadia Jahnecke Nadia Murad is a Yazidi human rights activist. In 2014, she was abducted from her hometown in Iraq, Kocho, by the Islamic State, as part of the Yazidi genocide. After her...