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H1-B and the Legal Profession

The H-1B Seeker’s Dilemma

For most international law students, Big Law is a non-choice

Max Li

Protest Surveillance Technology

[F]law School Episode 1: "Suppression by Surveillance"

How Corporate Technologies Fuel Crackdowns on College Protests

Jessenia Class

Protest Surveillance Technology

Suppression by Surveillance

Protest Movements and the Corporate Surveillers Profiting Off Fear

Jessenia Class

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H1-B and the Legal Profession

The H-1B Seeker’s Dilemma

For most international law students, Big Law is a non-choice

Max Li

Protest Surveillance Technology

Suppression by Surveillance

Protest Movements and the Corporate Surveillers Profiting Off Fear

Jessenia Class

Discrimination and Corporate Accountability

Behind the Executive Shield

Citibank’s illegal discrimination against Armenian Americans

Talish Babaian

Food adulteration

Behind Closed Hives

The Bittersweet Truth of Honey Adulteration

Nikki Santos

Capturing Our Democracy

Dark Money’s Dark Magic

How the wealthy play sleight-of-hand with our democratic institutions

Varsha Midha

Capturing Legal Education

20-Packs of Interviews

How BigLaw Pays for Earlier and Earlier Access to Harvard Students

Samara Trilling

Economic Inequality and Tax Policy

Representation = Taxation

The fight to make the tax code progressive in 2024

Brandon Martinez

Public Interest Washing

Harvard Law School's Graduation Propaganda

How public interest messaging paints a misleading picture of HLS

Frank Obermeyer

Carbon Footprint Scam

Corporate Carbon Footprint Fraud

How corporations weaponize carbon footprints to blame individuals and escape liability

Chloe Meyers

Private Investment in Water

Private Investment in a Public Good

A look at the Intersection of Water Law and Corporate Law

Grace Summers

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Labor Rights and Economic Justice

Countervailing Power

Independent Contractors’ Concerted Fight for the Future

Luke Hinrichs

The End of Public Housing

RAD: The End of Public Housing?

How “Saving” Government Housing Opened the Door to Privatization

Chris Lester

The Criminalization of Poverty

Minor Crimes, Major Consequences

Arrest as a Revenue-Driving Strategy — An Examination of Failure-To-Pay Arrest Warrants

Arzu Singh

Environmental Injustice in Prisons

Prisons as Sacrifice Zones

Tracing the Corporate Profiteers Behind Environmental and Climate Injustices in Carceral Facilities

Jessenia Class

Capturing legal procedure

Keeping Consumers out of Court

Corporations don’t have to win lawsuits if you can’t bring them in the first place.

Sarah Hart

Housing Justice

Just Cause Eviction

On the Campaign for Tenants’ Rights in Vermont

Ariel Murphy

Capturing Nonprofits

Corporate Capture of Nonprofits

How billionaires influence nonprofits.

Logan Campbell

Financial barriers to politics

The Cost of Elections

Highlighting the invisible arbitrary barriers to public office

Aaron Nytes

Reproductive Access at Harvard

Harvard Law Student

Public Interest Drift Reimagined

Pushed Away from Public Interest

Public Interest’s Role in Driving Students to Big Law

Vinny Byju

Transgender Justice

Profiting From Moral Panic

How Profit-Driven Media Outlets Empowered the Anti-Trans Movement

Simone Unwalla

Corporate Capture of Education

The “Corporate University” and Enclosure of Student Activism

Julia Hammond

Editor’s Picks

Social Media Harms

The Salience of Emotional Harms

In Pursuit of Accountability for Social Media’s Mental Health Impacts

Haley Florsheim

Corporate-Funded Injustice

Corporations are Keeping Cop City Alive

How Corporate Actors Have Worked to Destroy Atlanta’s Forest and Expand the Prison Industrial Complex

Jessenia Class

Transgender Justice

Profiting From Moral Panic

How Profit-Driven Media Outlets Empowered the Anti-Trans Movement