Water? I Hardly Know Her!

By Alexandra Nathe.Fresh water is the Earth’s most precious commodity, and its scarcity has been asserted to be the root of every major social challenge. Drought conditions are consistently prevalent in the deserts of the Southwest and are becoming worse with…
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What Can States Do About Immigration?

By Lindsay Ficklin. In recent weeks, United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has begun releasing asylum-seekers into Yuma, Arizona, a small town on the United States–Mexico border. The releases follow a surge in border apprehensions coupled with detention centers…
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Transgender Equality in the Ninth Circuit: How the Court held in Parents for Privacy v. Barr, that transgender students are entitled to use school bathroom facilities associated with their gender identity.

By Sydney Finley. Brief Background on Transgender Discrimination in the U.S.About 1.4 million transgender individuals live in the U.S., which is less than 1% of the total population. Despite these seemingly low numbers, however, transgender individuals face significant amounts of prejudice…
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