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COVID-19 and Minorities: A Historical Trust Gap
COVID-19 and Minorities: A Historical Trust Gap

By: Martina Aucejo

After months of living in a hellish world filled with more masks, hand sanitizer, and empty shelves in grocery stores than ever before, it seems as if the end of COVID-19 is finally in sight. Several countries such as New Zealand and Australia are Covid free, and countries such as the United States and the United Kingdom have finally gained access to life-saving vaccines. However, not everyone is exactly running with open arms to get vaccinated.

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India's New Citizenship Law
India's New Citizenship Law

by Aambar Agarwal

Since December, India has been sizzling over their government’s newest proposal: the Citizenship Amendment Act. Here’s what you should know, starting with the key players.

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