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Civil Politics: Bridging the Divide between PC Culture and Free Speech

Civil Politics: Bridging the Divide between PC Culture and Free Speech

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While we often study issues related to bridging divisions between liberals and conservatives, there are many issues that aren’t quite as clear cut. We recently studied  concerning the tension between sensitivity to minorities on campus, which sometimes involve limits on what people can express, versus the principle of free speech. 
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The GOP Convention Confirms the Worst About Our Political Parties

The GOP Convention Confirms the Worst About Our Political Parties

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We already know the two presumptive nominees for the Democratic and Republican parties are the most unpopular in recent history and the problem is much greater than that as an increasing number of Americans leave the two major parties, knowing their views are not represented by either. The trend was noted as early as 2011 and since then, the number of independents has reached record highs.
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The Anti-Sanders Emails That Led Wasserman Schultz to Resign as DNC Chair

The Anti-Sanders Emails That Led Wasserman Schultz to Resign as DNC Chair

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On July 22, Wikileaks released nearly 20,000 e-mails among DNC staffers, a number of which suggest bias against the Sanders campaign during the Democratic primary. Some e-mails show high-level DNC members trying to undermine the Sanders campaign, and others reveal the attitude of DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz toward Sanders and his campaign manager, Jeff Weaver.
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