Sebastian Miller, Author at Berkeley Political Review

Berkeley Political Review

It’s no secret that the internet age has given rise to a generation of clickbait articles, which aim to draw

How should society determine its priorities? Should government invest only in services that yield a quantifiable, measurable benefit? Or, should

Overused is the famous question, ‘What’s in a name?’ Yet, when looking at the United Nations, the question seems most

Something is rotten in the state of the Union. Our leaders are more concerned about making the other side look

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In the February of 1942, a mere two months after the attack on Pearl Harbor, 127,000 people of Japanese descent

TW: Kidnapping, Sexual Assault, Physical/Emotional Abuse In 1997, Aberash Bekele of southern Ethiopia was walking home from school with several