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Category: Society

The Obvious, Albeit Complicated Argument Favoring Basic Income in India

  • September 10, 2020

The ongoing global pandemic and the accompanying socioeconomic crisis have resulted in rejuvenated support for a widely debated policy proposal: Universal Basic Income. A closer inspection of this policy’s history and practicality reveal that a national cash transfer policy would…

Categories: Economy, International Policy, Society

America’s Lackluster Support for Limited English Proficiency Speakers

  • July 17, 2020

The English monolingual hegemony in American educational and economic institutions raises barriers for non-fluent English speakers, known as Limited English Proficiency (LEP) speakers. This article outlines the history of LEP advancement, the current condition for LEPs in the United States,…

Categories: Civil Rights, Domestic Policy, Education
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