In their 1993 article, "Contradictions in Sustainability," Dovers and Handmer examine the inherent contradictions within the concept of sustainability, particularly as it is currently understood and applied. They ask critical questions such as: Does the pursuit of economic growth inevitably conflict with the need to respect ecological boundaries?

Sudan is currently experiencing the worst humanitarian crisis in world history with more than half of Sudan's 45 million people displaced, nearly 1 million are in famine. To understand how this conflict came to rise and the deficiencies in power organizing in Sudan we will began as far back as we can. Let us listen. Let us act.

As a student, Michener was never really impressed by the Federalist papers. She talks about falling asleep to them in a discussion at her job Cornell University (Cornell University Library, 2019). And I can relate to that. But after reading her book and spending a semester studying public policy, I can agree with Michener. I too have found the light bulb moment in federalism. Not in federalism for its own sake, but in the thread that links it to everything I care about.

We’re constantly told that recycling is our duty. That saving the planet starts with individual choices. What if the real problem isn’t just us forgetting to rinse out our plastic containers, but rather a system built on teaching us to throw things away?

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For those of you unfamiliar with Michael Render, or Killer Mike, he is a rapper, actor, and activist from Atlanta, Georgia.

Through hundreds and hundreds of genres and artists, good music speaks to people through emotions, thoughts, or ideas. Today, one artist...