Voter ID Laws: Unnecessary Burden of Our Most Fundamental Right
by: Jillian Fisher[i] Free and fair elections are the cornerstone for America’s democracy. In the last several election cycles there has been a prominent shift resulting in the introduction … Voter ID Laws: Unnecessary Burden of Our Most Fundamental Right
A Review of the 2014 Arkansas Ballot Initiatives
We live in a democratic society where voting is a right of citizenship. History shows that democracy works bests when informed citizens exercise their voting right. In an attempt to … A Review of the 2014 Arkansas Ballot Initiatives
Social Cinema: Do the Right Thing
The Arkansas Journal of Social Change and Public Service strives to promote dialogue on numerous social topics. With the protests in Ferguson, MO and the unrest surrounding the deaths … Social Cinema: Do the Right Thing
2014 Third Annual Bowen Poetry Slam
Dear Readers, We are taking a break for the summer to regroup and will have new articles in September for you to think about. During this break if there … 2014 Third Annual Bowen Poetry Slam
Art Inspiring Social Change: A review of March: Book One & conversation with illustrator Nate Powell
By Westley Ashley My knowledge of social change in America (in particular, the Civil Rights Movement) was personalized at a young age by my mother and grandmother. My mother helped … Art Inspiring Social Change: A review of <em>March: Book One</em> & conversation with illustrator Nate Powell
Spotlight: V.L. Cox–Artist and Public Servant
V.L. Cox, born in Shreveport, Louisiana and later raised in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, is an Arkansas artist who over the years as shown her commitment to public service. Cox currently lives … Spotlight: V.L. Cox–Artist and Public Servant
Letter from the Editor
Dear Readers, I hope that you all enjoyed our articles last month on Women’s issues. We published an article written by Christina Sudduth and Mara D’Amico. This article talks about … Letter from the Editor
Slavery Still Exists
SLAVERY STILL EXISTS – EXPLORING THE PARALLELS BETWEEN HISTORICAL SLAVERY AND MODERN DAY SLAVERY AND USING THE EFFORTS OF PAST YEARS TO PAVE THE WAY FOR SUCCESS. Conversations about the … Slavery Still Exists
Law 779: Addressing Violence against Women in Nicaragua
By Christina Sudduth & Mara D’Amico* Violence against women is a pervasive problem throughout the world, and global attention to the issue is prompting some nations to take action. This … Law 779: Addressing Violence against Women in Nicaragua
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