by Jennifer C. Braceras | Oct 18, 2018 | Politics, Race & Gender
The Weekly Standard Online | October 18, 2018 Whoever advised U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren that releasing her DNA results would put to rest the controversy over her claimed Native American ancestry should be fired. Rather than settle the matter once and for all, the...
by Jennifer C. Braceras | Sep 27, 2018 | judicial nominations, Law
The Boston Globe | Op-ed | September 28, 2018 As she entered the room in her crisp blue suit, Christine Blasey Ford seemed nervous, and rightfully so. Initially hesitant to publicly accuse Judge Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault decades ago, Ford appeared teary-eyed...
by Jennifer C. Braceras | Sep 19, 2018 | Culture, Law, Uncategorized
Boston Globe | Op-ed | September 19, 2018 “Believe Women.” This mantra, expressed often on T-shirts and Twitter, reflects the legitimate frustration of women who, over the course of history, have been taken advantage of — economically, politically, and sexually — by...
by Jennifer C. Braceras | Sep 13, 2018 | Politics, Race & Gender
The Hill | Op-ed | September 13, 1018 The story of Boston City Councilor Ayanna Pressley’s “upset” primary victory over 10-term Congressman Mike Capuano is a compelling one: young, progressive woman trounces Democratic establishment icon. The district wanted “change.”...
by Jennifer C. Braceras | Aug 24, 2018 | Law, Politics
National Review | August 24, 2018 President Trump has proposed suing the drug industry over its role in the opioid crisis. Like most such suits, this one would be an opportunistic cash grab. To Donald Trump, it seems, capitalism is less a matter of the market’s...
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