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By Sarah Javaid As the first wave of people receive the COVID-19 vaccine, pregnant women—not included in clinical vaccine trials

By Yuliya Shyrokonis There are nearly 2.3 million people incarcerated in the United States—more per capita than any other country

By: Katherine Donelly A traffic ticket should not land you in prison–or in a lifetime of debt. But our current

By: Aníbal Tornés Blanco, Biology PhD student at the University of Michigan  If you have ever applied to a graduate

By: Shaher Zakaria   Last Tuesday, all eyes were on the two Senate runoff elections in Georgia. Because the elections

By: Trina Shanks, Phd, LMSW; Marquan Jackson, MSW; Alize Asberry Payne; and Patrick Meehan, PhD, MSW As the rollout of

By: Shounak Bagchi and Eli Reilly Since March, experts have speculated wildly about the pandemic’s effects on urban life. Many

By: Sophie Hart As the 2020 election bears down in the midst of a global pandemic, the precarity of our

By: Emmanuel Akinbobola and Akinbodunde Akinbobola To secure the frontline against climate change, humanity needs to seriously confront increasing carbon

By: Sophie Ordway In this time of mass incarceration and renewed focus on the carceral state, the Michigan prison system