Race-blind decisions don’t exist in a society that has always been anything but
Following Texas Tech's decision to repeal affirmative action policies, recognition of racial bias inherent in higher education is vital
A crucial lifeline, Wisconsin’s jails are overcharging for detainee phone calls
Overcharging for phone calls from jail disproportionately impacts low-income citizens, perpetuates inequality in criminal justice system
Madison sees historic ‘pink wave,’ but there’s still work to be done
Though Madison received a much-needed increase in female representation, diversity is still an active choice our city must make
Let’s be clear — College admissions have always favored the wealthy
Don't let scandal surrounding college admissions distract from financial privilege inherent in college admissions process
‘Invisibly shackled’: Parole, probation in Wisconsin create insurmountable barriers to rehabilitation
Current system only serves to keep people trapped within criminal justice system, fails to aid public safety in any way
Political integrity is vital to democracy — discourse on Twitter must not be an exception
Politics on Twitter has its pitfalls, but now more than ever, constituents have the power to hold their leaders accountable
Implied consent laws set dangerous precedent for abuse of power
Wisconsin needs to lower number of DUIs, but violation of Fourth Amendment not the right course of action
Unintended consequences: kids of incarcerated parents suffer most from America’s mass incarceration
Camp Reunite offers many benefits to incarcerated mothers, their children and society, should encourage a nationwide pattern
Americans need to learn more about world outside America
Lack of global awareness is embarrassing at best, dangerous at worst
Don’t ignore the data — a drinking age of 21 is better for society
As fun as a lower drinking age would be, its likely harmful effects cannot be ignored
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