Listen to Dr. Kyle Kattelman and learn more about how the Supreme Court uses its powers to function within the three branches of government. Using landmark cases as examples, you will learn how these powers have evolved and whether the […]
The House and Senate Green New Deal Resolutions have provoked much contention and debate. The debates are heated, some see the Deal as a limit to economic growth – impossible to accomplish, while others have viewed it as a force […]
Universal health care is a topic often discussed but not fully understood. The cost of care, the nuances of coverage and the lack of transparency all add up to worry and concern for many Americans. Prof. Joel Cantor, a recognized […]
We will learn about U.S. history of immigration in terms of inclusion and exclusion as well as the history of America’s border. We will learn the facts about the economic case for immigration, the politics of immigration in the Trump […]
Racism has been plaguing America for too long. The time has come for a candid, straightforward conversation on how hatred, deprivation, privilege, indifference, and inequality has haunted America for generations. How have these walls been built and how will they […]
Wagner’s presentation will not only provide a sweeping historical perspective but unfold a new intersectional look at the women’s rights movements in addition to introducing us to the debates within the women’s movements, the issues advanced, models of women’s roles […]
Using New York State in the 1970s as a case study this program will cover how the Democratic Party transitioned from the party of the New Deal to one supportive of the legislative goals of modern feminist movements in the […]
Americans live with waste every day — a growing problem. Recycling is one of the ways we can have a positive impact on our environment. Recycling can also provide us with renewable sources of energy that help reduce greenhouse gases. […]
Gun violence is a plague on our society. It has caused irreparable harm to its victims, families, and communities. Gun violence has created an atmosphere of fear in our public spaces including sanctuaries such as churches and synagogues and is […]
We enlist science to support our political views, but our confirmation bias leads us to accept any evidence, strong or weak as long as it helps our agenda. The result is often the promotion of bad science to the public. […]