Conversations not Cancellations: An Alternative to Shutdown Culture
Cancel culture is a social phenomenon sweeping the country over the last several years. Whether it’s a positive or negative aspect of society, however, is still very much up for...
Mar 15,2021
Policy
Tradeoffs are Everywhere: Covid-Edition
One of the key principles of economics is that we live in a world of scarcity, so we’re constantly forced to make tradeoffs. We’re constantly forced to evaluate the costs...
Mar 12,2021
Policy
5 Ways the Internet Empowers Women
In the past few years, there has been a dramatic shift from the “permissionless innovation“ era of technological advancement to demanding a heavily regulated, state-controlled tech sector. While there are many...
Mar 11,2021
Policy
No Refugee Left Behind
Mainstream media regularly covers individuals seeking haven from Syria. But, we seem to forget that there is a humanitarian crisis much closer to home: Venezuela. Unprecedented amounts of people are...
Mar 09,2021
Policy
The Flexibility of Education in a Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world in more ways than one – spanning from how we communicate with one another and how we work within our organizations, to how...
Mar 02,2021
Limited Government, Policy
A Trillion Trees is a Trillion Times Better Than Nothing
The ranking member of the House Committee on Natural Resources, Congressman Bruce Westerman (R-AR 4), made his intentions of reintroducing a version of the Trillion Trees Act this year very...