Jacob Kraus-Preminger
Not Separating Ourselves from the Community: Voter Turnout and the 2016 Election
While the 2016 presidential election may feel like it took place ages ago, it has been less than two months since November 8 and some states only recently certified their results, giving all of us a more accurate picture of how many Americans turned out to
How Shelby v. Holder is affecting the 2016 Election
Across the country, it is difficult not to notice that we are swiftly approaching another general election.
Five Key Takeaways from a New Poll on Confidence in Police
During these tense moments, when Americans of all races are struggling to make sense of the ongoing pattern of violence and mistrust, these five takeaways from Pew’s survey can help us understand how black and white communities view these urgent issues:
Check out the RAC's High Holiday Guide on Criminal Justice
Each day in this country, we are faced with harrowing truths about how our criminal justice system operates. Though Americans comprise only 5% of the world’s population, 25% of the world’s prisoners are here in the U.S. After a rapid expansion in the prison