Anthony Del Signore
Ph.D. student in American Politics at Temple University. Former campaign manager for Open Primaries, a national movement advocating that no American should need to join a party to vote.
Articles by Anthony
Increasing 'Political Literacy': How Book Clubs Produce an Informed Electorate
Informed voters are a dying breed. In an era of mass media consumption where partisan demagoguery rules the airwaves, it is tough to have a discussion on an issue without it devolving into talking points the average politico can repeat ad nauseam. This inevitably seeps into and devolves the American political process, a process once lauded for its malleability (as there can be different “flavors” of Democrats and Republicans for each individual), but is now as rigid and divided as ever.
The ave...
07 Oct, 2014
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4 min read
College Campuses: The American Battleground for the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
The Gaza Strip, an approximately 30-mile long strip of land sandwiched between Israel and the Mediterranean Sea, is the location of one of the most contentious and hotly debated conflicts in recent human history.
The latest iteration of the decades-long Palestinian-Israeli conflict is now entering its third month with little hope of lasting peace, despite attempts by Secretary of State John Kerry and Egyptian President el-Sisi to quell indiscriminate rocket fire on the part of Hamas and to halt...
08 Sep, 2014
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4 min read

