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Saudade: All We’ve Ever Known

Saudade: All We’ve Ever Known

NYU Wagner Review01/09/201909/05/2019

By Lucas Lopes, Staff Writer Saudade, which is characteristic of Brazilian culture, is a word that can only really be captured by the Portuguese language. At its

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What You Really Need to Know About DACA, Dreamers, and Immigration Reform

What You Really Need to Know About DACA, Dreamers, and Immigration Reform

NYU Wagner Review02/27/2018

By Meagan Beckmeyer The weeks following the three-day government shutdown on January 20th, 2018, which marked the 1-year anniversary of the Trump administration, have been as [in]action-packed

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Why Self-Care Shouldn’t be a Prescription for Privilege

Why Self-Care Shouldn’t be a Prescription for Privilege

NYU Wagner Review11/18/201711/28/2017

By Meagan Beckmeyer In the aftermath of an anxiety-inducing election that we hopefully will never see the likes of again, a progressive platitude resurfaced: practice self-care. While

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The Words We Use: How Language Affects Policy

The Words We Use: How Language Affects Policy

NYU Wagner Review04/13/201708/03/2017

By Gail Hankin When Republicans first introduced their alternative to the Affordable Care Act, many clickbait-generating sites (and some more reputable news sources) seized on its title:

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