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The latest Mafia bust is an economic microcosm: Older generations cling to power, and blame millennials for spending too much time on their phones.

Note: Class years are for the 2020-2021 academic year that was just completed. School: Rollins School of Public Health Program: Master of Public Health, 1st year Age: 28 Called to action As a college sophomore in their hometown of San Diego, Crescent Alcid worked on LGBTQIA+ issues, gender equity and cross-cultural issues with peers. Later, they participated in demonstrations to decry the death of George Floyd at the knee of a police officer. But it wasn’t until they moved to Atlanta to pursue an MPH last summer that their activism took off. Immediately after settling in, Alcid engaged with...

Asian Americans see generational split on confronting racism SUDHIN THANAWALA, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail 5 1of5Claire Xu, poses for a photo, Friday, April 9, 2021, in Decatur, Ga., Xu was propelled into action following the mass fatal shootings of eight people, six of them Asian women, at a Georgia massage businesses in March. She organized a massive rally condemning violence against Asian Americans that drew support from a broad group of activists, elected officials and community members. But her own parents were opposed. “'We don’t want you to do this,'” Xu, 3...

Far, 7 lies per day, and has policies that are poisonous for the communities we're talking about. >> so the problem that i have with that is that i'm not here to race to the bottom, right? >> it's not a race to the bottom. >> it's not a competition of the lowest common denominator is donald trump. >> i don't say it's the lowest. a good man with a good heart and a record. >> a puppy at this point is better than donald trump. >> that's true. >> the debate you're hearing right here is the real risk for joe biden. joe biden is ahead in this race because of black voters. that's why he's there. and ...

Be one of the sort of generational divide. it's going to be joe biden against a lot of candidates who are going to be trying to make the case that they see the future better because biden has been around for longer. we just saw in the last week a new issue that's cropped up. biden basically reversed himself on the 1994 crime bill in a lot of places, including the federal death penalty. two days later president trump came out and said that he was going to reimplement it. three people who are now about to die were sentenced under that 1994 crime bill that joe biden wrote, a fourth under a bill t...