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Pine Valley Golf Club, nestled in Pine Hill, Camden County, is a century-old institution often celebrated as one of the top golf clubs in the United States. Unfortunately, it was also a masterclass in institutionalized sexism. In 2023, the club settled with the state over policies that barred women from
According to the Guardian Bashar al-Assad resigned and fled Syria last night, Saturday, December 7, marking what could be the start of a better future for Syria—especially if the Kurds via the PKK regain their areas. Why am I writing about this here in a media project set in
The violent death of UnitedHealth Care CEO, Brian Death, fatally shot by a lone gunman outside Midtown Manhattan Hilton Hotel has led to some painful and insightful discourse. “Last November, the estates of two former UHC patients filed suit in Minnesota alleging that the insurer used an AI algorithm to
Thank you! Eleven days ago, we launched our Femininomenon! Urbanism campaign, and we've already raised $2,000. This is our third newsletter since launching on November 6. In that time, we’ve published 28 stories, including five short videos. We’ve also created a TikTok page, a BlueSky
In 2020 gun violence overtook car violence in being the number one killer of children. According to a recent study in the Psychology of Violence isolation is one of the biggest predictors for the potential of violent mass shootings. People who live with a person who has a gun inside
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“It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas…” because every town in New Jersey offers free parking. Towns promote this as an act of goodwill toward local shopkeepers and a way to support shopping locally—reminiscent of the 1950s. But we’re not in the 1950s anymore. Free parking,
The employment prospects I received as a young woman came through my women friends. In the U.S., the labor market has always been deeply communal, relying heavily on word of mouth. This dynamic has made hypersegregation highly effective at suppressing African American employment. But there’s another kind of
For seven years, I searched for a job that didn’t force me to drive to a transit hub. When I received an offer to teach economics at a college in Newark, New Jersey, my life changed. This opportunity allowed me to start this media project and reflect on the
