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Literary Censorship: Why Gen Z Must Take a Stand Against Book Banning

By: James Han, Contributor

In Kassel, Germany, behind the Fridericanum Museum, is a temporary installation known as The Parthenon of Books. This artwork is a replica of the actual Greek Parthenon, except it is composed of a steel frame and Continue reading →

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In Attempt to be Good Father Trump Lets Eric Play with Football

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By Bernie Stewart

With his family in Washington for Labor Day weekend, President Donald Trump didn’t want to his son Eric to feel left out. So while Mr. Trump and his favorite child, Ivanka, talked Continue reading →

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Creating Jobs in American Energy: The Old Way Won’t Work

By: James Han, Contributor

One of the centerpieces of the 2016 presidential election was President Donald Trump’s plan to bring back coal and other fossil fuel jobs by tearing down Obama-era environmental regulations. Here’s the problem: there simply aren’t that Continue reading →

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How Hurricane Harvey has Blown the Republican Agenda Off Course

By: Sachi Madan, Contributor

With Hurricane Harvey striking on August 25th and causing heart wrenching scenes of chaos in the Greater Houston Area, it seems that storms have been brewing in Washington D.C. as well. While the Republican agenda for Continue reading →

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The Arpaio Pardon Explained

By: Emily Guerra, Contributor

Former-Sheriff Joe Arpaio, known as “America’s Toughest Sheriff,” was convicted of criminal contempt in late July. He was guilty of disobeying multiple orders from federal courts and disregarding the constitutional rights of multiple Americans citizens. Arpaio Continue reading →

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Why America Must Take a More Humane Stance on Immigration

By: Malachi Bouch, Contributor

When Helen Beristain’s husband was deported earlier this year it marked a turning point in the United State’s Immigration policy. No longer would we follow the Obama-era idea of deporting only those undocumented immigrants who had Continue reading →

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Law Makers Must Put Pressure on Trump Over Failures Concerning Race Relations

By: Samantha Martin, Contributor

It is official: the rest of the world is scared of what may happen due to white supremacy in the United States of America, and it is up to our legislature to take action and set Continue reading →

The Revolution needs Reform

By: Lajaywon Lapade, Contributor

The civil rights movement in the U.S. needs change. Despite the various forms of protests the civil rights movement has used in the last couple of decades, very little political progress has been achieved. Black Lives Continue reading →

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Nancy Pelosi Should Step Down – A New Leader Would Energize the Democratic Party

By: Nick Becker, Senior Contributor

A string of special congressional election losses for the Democratic Party in the spring and summer, has cast a shadow on the political future of House Minority Leader, Nancy Pelosi (D-Ca.). Pelosi, whose fundraising prowess Continue reading →

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About the Next Generation Politics Organization

Founded by a group of politically-minded students, Next Generation Politics is a coalition of students, educators, and elected officials who all share the common goal of facilitating political discussion among young people, as well as between them and their elected representatives to ensure that no young voter feels indifferent to politics. Members attend events, write articles for our blog, organize town halls and debates, and even start their own chapters. However, our end purpose remains to ensure that our generation’s youth is politically informed and equipped with strong and developed opinions in order to have an effective hand in government.

Literary Censorship: Why Gen Z Must Take a Stand Against Book Banning

By: James Han, Contributor

In Attempt to be Good Father Trump Lets Eric Play with Football

Creating Jobs in American Energy: The Old Way Won’t Work

By: James Han, Contributor

How Hurricane Harvey has Blown the Republican Agenda Off Course

By: Sachi Madan, Contributor

The Arpaio Pardon Explained

By: Emily Guerra, Contributor

Why America Must Take a More Humane Stance on Immigration

Law Makers Must Put Pressure on Trump Over Failures Concerning Race Relations

By: Samantha Martin, Contributor

The Revolution needs Reform

Nancy Pelosi Should Step Down – A New Leader Would Energize the Democratic Party

By: Nick Becker, Senior Contributor

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