Berkeley Political Review

Author: Dhruv Mandal

How Portland’s “Right to Return” is Indeed Right to Return Housing to the Underrepresented

Posted on June 1, 2018 by Dhruv Mandal

In his 1873 novel The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today, author Mark Twain discussed a world run by the upper echelons of society, detailing the growing and domineering aristocracy apparent at the turn of the 19th-century where financiers and business magnates dominated the urban landscape and frail economy. Twain was one of the few […]

The War on Terrible Healthcare? How the VA Has Stoked Useless Partisanship and Invoked Special Interest

Posted on May 26, 2018 by Dhruv Mandal

We are in the middle of a “war.” No, it’s not of the same magnitude as the Second World War, or of Vietnam for that matter. There isn’t any foreign aggression that we have to be afraid of. Don’t worry, our boys and girls aren’t going to be sent overseas; they’ll be at safe at […]

America’s “Welfare State” Isn’t Faring Well: Misconceptions Surrounding America’s Homeless

Posted on March 31, 2018 by Dhruv Mandal

As the clock struck 7:00 pm, the homeless shelter on Dwight Way was thrown into the full swing of Tuesday night Womxn’s Clinic. Student volunteers from UC Berkeley’s Suitcase Clinic funneled in, followed, of course, by the ladies of the occasion, homeless females from every corner of the city. I stood waiting in front of […]

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