Why Colombians should have accepted the peace deal with FARC
The agreement wasn’t perfect, but for many it served as a brief glimpse of light at the end of the tunnel.
Tragedy in France and Haiti: a story of selective solidarity
Why we use Facebook filters for majority-white countries but not majority-black ones.
Nativism is awful, and so is free trade
Let’s be clear, anti-free trade and anti-immigration views should not be linked together.
Fox News’ Asian-American stereotypes
Fox News’ interview of Chinatown residents was blatantly racist.
P-hacking and the quest for statistical significance
Tampering with p-values is unethical, and it’s about time something is done about it.
The party’s over; With Trump, the GOP gives up its monopoly on values
The Republican Party no longer reflects anything it used to stand for.
Brexit, Colombia and understanding Trump supporters
Explaining the global rise of discontent with the political class.
The struggle to find female role models
It’s important for there to be female role models, however, they’re typically not found in media and literature.
Finding Milo: The First Amendment trumps outrage
OUR VIEW: Banning Milo Yiannopoulos sets a negative precedent for campus speakers.