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The things that the occupy movement brought up, whether it means the affordability of college, right . The 1 . Those things are still happening. I actually think the movement is still continuing. Maybe its just different. That is whats different about our generation. Were still the civil rights movement, unfortunately it still has to happen in our day and age. Im sure during lbj and Martin Luther king jr. s time, they would have never wanted us to continue to have to fight that. We see it today....

You mentioned this earlier, but i think another issue for this generation is the barrier to entry for running for office or participating in the elected political life. And you know, from my experience this generation looks at life differently than others, so running for office or the hill may not be the best way to participate in service. I would be interested to hear what you have to say. What are the Biggest Barriers to participate in politics and why are young people not doing it more . Peop...

I hear his heartbeat i look him in both eyes on what they see well, when he is old enough i will show him america and he will rise ride on the wheels of a dream we will go downtown and see the people and we will travel on from there to california, who knows where we will ride on the wheels of a dream. Yes, the wheels are turning for us now any man can get where he wants to is the fires up his soul we will come to your men, who will stand up and give us our dues where that is more than promising,...

“WU/FUSED deserves the majority of the credit, along with a few former key administrators, for getting the momentum [for socioeconomic diversity] going,” Scotty Jacobs, WashU alumni and former Student Representative to the Board of Trustees, said.

Hilary Doe, Michigans new "Chief Growth Officer,” lived outside the state for many years before returning. Heres why she came back home.

Hilary Doe, Michigans new "Chief Growth Officer,” lived outside the state for many years before returning. Heres why she came back home.

USC salutatorian Liam Tsao hopes to use his social policy experience in legislative work or community organizing before going to law school.

Vivek Kakar is an economic justice fellow at the Student Debt Crisis Center working to create digital content and perform legislative outreach. Recently,

Roosevelt Network presents policy improvements for Broome County Provided by Binghamton Roosevelt Network The Roosevelt Network hosted local government officials and Binghamton University faculty on Thursday to discuss their 2020 Blueprint, which outlines recommendations for policy changes in Broome County. BU, local leaders invited to discuss reform recommendations at county, campus levels April 19, 2021 In an effort to discuss their recently developed 2020 Blueprint, which outline...

Op-eds By Matthew Allen Mar 8, 2021 12:14 AM Matthew Allen is a sophomore and the advocacy chair of Roosevelt at GWU. GW’s workers are the backbone of our University. It certainly wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say they are what allow our campus to run smoothly every single day. And, while these crucial staff members have often been underappreciated, their efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic are especially worthy of praise and recognition. Since the beginning of the pandemic, the Unive...