As the number of incarcerated women rises at an unprecedented rate, U.S. prisons struggle to provide even basic healthcare. From inadequate reproductive care to limited mental health services, these systemic failures reveal a deeper crisis of inequality and neglect that continues to endanger women behind bars.
Cesar Chavez is a hero to many and widely admired, empowering thousands of Latino and migrant farm workers throughout the United States, but recent controversies and allegations have revealed a more complicated side to his legacy.
As summer approaches, Archbishop Mitty is proud to offer a new immersion program opportunity for students to involve themselves in the experiences of others around the world. ECJ American South, allows students to explore the real-life impacts of classroom discussion from classes like AP US History specifically focusing on how racism impacts the lives of people today.
Is this a turning point in Iranian history? Spreading across the country, organized protests have been fighting against the Islamic Republic of Iran, criticizing its poor economic management, strict dress-code enforcement, and contradiction with the constitution.
Origins of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the murder of innocent civilians in Minneapolis, detention of a 5-year old boy, and nationwide advocacy, all leading to a much needed change in our country.
