A fresh, raw look at American politics, foreign policy and media.
America Unfiltered is a joint project of EA WorldView and University College Dublin's Clinton Institute.
In these challenging times, we look at the US not to praise or denounce it but to understand it. The need for critical thinking about the US is greater than ever today as it struggles with forces of division and disruption within and loses primacy abroad.
American Unfiltered brings together academic and journalistic expertise to provide informed insights on the US today. We endorse the democratic value of thinking aloud and promoting critical conversations in a time of populist politics and alogrithm-led news.
We do not consider the US as an exceptional nation but as part of a global community. Our analyses will cover both domestic and international aspects of American politics, foreign policy and media.
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UCD Clinton Institute
UCD Clinton Institute
UCD Clinton Institute
Commentary
Podcast
Episode Two: Criminal Justice Reform in the Age of Trump
Dr. Allison Page is an assistant professor with a joint appointment in the Humanities Institute and the Department of Communication and Theatre Arts at Old Dominion in Virginia, and has focused much of her work on race in areas such as the criminal justice system and how the media reproduces concepts about race. She joins Liam for a wide ranging conversation about criminal justice reform and how the Trump administration has treated the subject.
Producers: Clinton Institute MA students Tagatha Lorentz & Shuying He
Music for this episode was provided by Kevin McLeod at incompetech.com
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