Linsanity and Affirmative Action
The Jeremy Lin story shows discrimination against Asians is real and significant.
Articles By: Frank Mace 
Frank Mace '14 is theAssociate United States Editor for the Harvard Political Review. A Texan, Frank graduated from St. John’s School in Houston before coming to Harvard, where he lives in Mather House and studies Government. His main academic interests include American history and politics as well as international relations, and he closely follows Texas politics. Frank enjoys anything on the coast—motor boating, fishing, waterskiing, and sailing.
Hold On, Holder: South Carolina’s Voter ID Law is Just
The law isn't about racism or politics--it's about the integrity of the democratic process.
Mississippi 26 and Public Opinion on Abortion
Pro-life advocates pushing for a controversial definition are doing harm to their own cause.
Breaking Down The Super Committee
The HPR's team of US writers debates the various divisions plaguing the Select Committee on Deficit Reduction.
Remember the 2010 Referendum
The results of the 2010 election were an anti-tax referendum, and we shouldn't forget that
It’s Time to Kill the Death Penalty
Killing murderers for their crimes is one thing, but when we can't guarantee we're only killing murderers, things need to change.
In Defense of Boeing and Private Sector Freedom
Thomas Geoghegan and the NLRB are attacking more than just Boeing, they're attacking the freedom of the private sector.
The Economy in 2011? Ancient History by 2012
Unemployment is a problem for President Obama, but it doesn't doom his chances in 2012 yet.
