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An Overlooked Consequence of the Government Shutdown: The Expiration of the Violence Against Women Act

by MJR&L on February 6, 2019April 21, 2019

By Mackenzie Walz Associate Editor, Vol. 24 On December 22nd, 2018, the United States government entered a partial shutdown after Congress and the White House failed to reach an agreement over the amount of funding to appropriate for the construction of a wall at our southern border. Since that moment, the national conversation has focused […]

Little Justice for Native American Women Victimized by Non-Native Attackers

by MJR&L on November 26, 2017April 30, 2018

By Ben Cornelius Associate Editor, Volume 23 In April of 2015, Edith Chavez, a Native American woman, was beaten and knocked unconscious at a North Dakota gas station by an unknown assailant.[1] She was then abducted, drugged, and driven northwest, likely to be sold into prostitution. Prostitution and human trafficking is thriving alongside the oil […]

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