U.S. Politics — Editorial Content — Carolina Political Review

We Can’t Pick and Choose Which Genocides to Defend Against

“In Minister Gallant’s comments about cutting off resources to Gaza, he contended, ‘We are fighting animals’ and ‘We will eliminate everything.’ This direct and explicit conflation between all Gazans and Hamas is deeply troubling and is an all-too-common tactic used to justify violence towards targeted groups.. . . As the crisis in Gaza grows more acute by the day, we in North Carolina, the UNC community, and the U.S. must push for an immediate ceasefire to all indiscriminate military operations”

As former President Jimmy Carter enters hospice care, how will his life and time in office be remembered?

“Carter, the longest-living U.S. president, remains in his home of Plains, Georgia with his family. He will leave behind an extraordinary legacy of service to others and a devotion to human rights.”

NationalEmma GilliamMarch 9, 2023Jimmy Carter, National News, U.S. Politics, Former President CarterComment

A Night with David Price: Thinking Institutionally

“…if we are to truly see ourselves as the institutions for whom we are beholden, indebted, and in need of, we are going to have to think institutionally.”

Inflation’s Impact on Food Insecurity in America

““Food insecurity is one of the factors accounted for when measuring basic needs. Basic needs include access to nutritious and sufficient food; safe, secure, and adequate housing; access to mental and physical healthcare; affordable technology and transportation; resources for personal hygiene; and childcare and related needs,” said Natalia Rivadeneyra, the assistant director of advocacy at Nazun, an organization focused on ending hunger and food insecurity on college campuses.“

Fellows, National, InterviewsSam BohmerMarch 8, 2023National News, Inflation, U.S. Politics, Fellows ArticleComment

Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis and Pat McCrory Speak on Partisanship and Its Place in American Democracy

“Although these men come from vastly different backgrounds, they got up on stage to promote the same message. Both men are part of a political collective called “No Labels,” a group that “demands American leaders and citizens alike declare their freedom from the anger and divisiveness that are ruining our politics and most importantly, our country.“

Fellows, LocalLuke RheneyMarch 8, 2023Local, U.S. Politics, Fellows ArticleComment