Rory Taylor
Government
Digital Divide: The Students the Internet Left Behind
Nearly one in five students lack a high-speed internet connection at home.
Politics
Giving Plants Legal Rights Could Help Save the Planet
Protecting ecosystems with inalienable rights, like humans, would allow them to "exist, flourish, regenerate, and evolve."
Politics
The Nation's Highest-Ranking Native Woman Elected to Executive Office Has a Message for Indigenous Youth
"There is a place for you in this work," Lt. Gov.-Elect Peggy Flanagan says.
Politics
The Violence Against Women Act, Especially Important for Native Women, Is Set to Expire Soon
“This would immediately be to the detriment of many American citizens, but especially to those in the 573 recognized tribal nations.”
Politics
The Current Border Crisis Feels All Too Familiar for Indigenous Peoples in the U.S.
The irony is that America is policing the borders of stolen land.