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With the goal of every episode bringing light to a unique political topic, Contested brings on a variety of different guests to discuss the one issue of greatest importance to them. With everything from veganism to FGM, there is something to be learned for everyone and if there isn't, let us know and we will make it.
Visit our website at contestedpolitics.com, email us at info@contestedpolitics.com and follow us on Instagram @contestedpolitics
Visit our website at contestedpolitics.com, email us at info@contestedpolitics.com and follow us on Instagram @contestedpolitics
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Guest interviews
English
United States
33 episodes
since March 22, 2020
episodic
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Long time no see, Contested listeners! While Contested is not making a full return, we wanted to provide some helpful information regarding the 2024 California propositions on this year's ballot. From minimum wage to rent control, there are a lot of critical policy proposals put to the California e…
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Global poverty remains one of the largest international crises, especially considering the economic fallout from COVID-19. While many recognize global poverty as a major problem, solutions vary wildly. One commonly proposed solution is US foreign aid to humanitarian organizations. While critics say…
When QAnon supporters stormed the National Mall on January 6th, many people were left wondering how this could have happened. What would drive someone to adopt such a crazy conspiracy theory? In the era of instant connectivity and unlimited social media websites, it's not hard to find someone else …
It's very easy to feel overwhelmed by the pace of computer development. In just the past few decades, we have gone from simple word processors to talking, learning machines with artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence poses many questions, technical and not. To explore the developmental pr…
In the past few years, the term "school-to-prison-pipeline" has been used more and more to describe racism in the American education system. Whether it be zero-tolerance drug policies or the lack of robust extracurriculars, many racial justice advocates point to failures in education as a reason fo…
In theory, at the heart of any democracy is winning a majority of the public's support. IAs such, elections are the most direct way for any citizen to influence politics. But in an era of hyper-partisanship, social media, and a global pandemic, running a political campaign has never been more chall…
The United States' criminal justice system is highly technical and complex. With various burdens of proof, appeals courts, and legal remedies, it seems odd that the president could simply bypass the whole system. Trump's presidential pardons have become a hot-button topic of late but many of the co…
This past election day, Oregon passed an initiative to decriminalize all drugs. In general, drug decriminalization has become a staple ballot initiative, with many states across the nation now permitting marijuana usage of some kind. But what is drug decriminalization and how is it different than d…
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is arguably the most sensitive geopolitical issue today. With both Israeli and Palestinian immigrants living in the US, American institutions are often forced to confront this issue head-on. And oddly enough, colleges and universities have become a primary battlegro…
By now, it's likely that you have seen some sort of political infographic on social media. It has a pastel background, a few words in a bolded font and claims to break down a political issue in just a few sliding pictures. It's effective spread of information often comes at the cost of reliability …
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