Sean Reichbach
sreichb1@binghamton.edu
35 Articles
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School choice systems do not solve public school issues
Is the U.S. public school system in crisis? Are teachers failing to teach their students the right information? Are students being set up to fail when they reach college and graduate school?...
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Critical race theory is not a threat to our schools
For just a moment, put yourself in the perspective of the right-wing media’s intended audience. Let’s just say that you’re a fervent reader of Breitbart News Network, and perhaps have been to...
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Voter suppression threatens U.S. democracy
In March 2021, the Georgia Senate passed a controversial voting rights and regulations bill which received the erroneous name “Election Integrity Act of 2021.” It passed, like lots of national, state and...
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U.N. Security Council gives too much power to the hands of a few
The United Nations (U.N.) was established in 1945 with a founding charter drafted by 50 countries gathered in San Francisco, California. The most influential organ of the U.N. is the Security Council,...
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Foreign elections are important to domestic issues
Germany and Canada just held important elections in September. But why should you care? While German and Canadian students may actually have the opportunity to vote for candidates in these elections by...