I am so excited to share that registration for the first-ever PEOPLING POLITICS SYMPOSIUM is now open! Please join us on March 5 at the Hopkins Bloomberg Center in Washington DC for an amazing lineup of speakers and discussions. RSVP at go.rutgers.edu/peoplingpoli...

image of a report cover, with a US flag in the background, and the text "The Political Disconnect: Working-Class and Low-Income People on What Politics Means to Them and How They Might be Mobilized”

Today I'm releasing probably the most important scholarly thing I've ever worked on - a report based on talking with 144 people about why they don't vote or only vote regularly, and on what needs to be done to build a democracy that can include everyone.
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Fried gizzards from a double quick or somewhere like that. South

I was the only freshman in an upper level neurosci class my first year fall. At first there was two of us and the other had the good sense (and probably advising) to drop. Fought for my life all semester to maintain a C then failed the final so failed the class. Didn’t need the class AT ALL.

Democrats lost while doing everything the left was begging them not to do, and now most of them have concluded that this means that it was a mistake to listen to the people they ignored and to run the campaign they didn't run, and must now pivot to doing more of exactly what they did when they lost.

Okay this app seems cool but idk how anything works 😭 help

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Who am I skeeting to?!

Hmm I think about free will not as a mistake but as a precursor to faith, maybe? If the world was perfect, what would faith look like? If there wasn’t a possibility of things going wrong, why believe in miracles or a God that can move on your behalf?