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A New Hope: ‘Star Wars as American Religion

A New Hope: ‘Star Wars as American Religion

This article was originally published by The Hill. May the Fourth be with you! Today, “Star Wars” fans from all over the world are celebrating their passion for the multi-billion-dollar science fiction franchise created by George Lucas 46 years...

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Is Every American Getting Licensed to Work?

Is Every American Getting Licensed to Work?

This article was originally published in The Washington Times. Tedy Okech, of Boise, Idaho, has braided hair almost her entire life. She was told she needed a cosmetology license to open a braiding salon in Idaho, requiring years of schooling and training and...

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A Texas-Sized Licensing Problem

A Texas-Sized Licensing Problem

This article was originally published in Caller-Times. When it comes to promoting the best possible environment for business to thrive and people to prosper, Texas gets a lot of things right. Unfortunately for residents of the Lone Star state, licensing is not one of...

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Bitter Occupational Licensing News For Our Sweet Home

Bitter Occupational Licensing News For Our Sweet Home

This article was originally published in Montgomery Advertiser. I grew up in Etowah County and I’m home visiting my parents, and their two poodles, every holiday.  Each time I’m home I manage to catch up with old friends and every time they ask, “You’re the...

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Alaskans Need Universal Temporary Licensure

Alaskans Need Universal Temporary Licensure

This article was originally published in Anchorage Daily News. In many ways, Alaskans have come through the COVID-19 pandemic stronger than ever. However, despite a resilient recovery, there are still some significant challenges to overcome — particularly when it...

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An Abundance Agenda Promotes Social Mobility

An Abundance Agenda Promotes Social Mobility

This article was originally published in Discourse Magazine. When it comes to social mobility, are the kids really alright? Maybe so. In the academic literature, social mobility measures a person’s opportunity to earn more income than their parents at a similar age....

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High Anxiety, Low Abundance

High Anxiety, Low Abundance

This article was originally published in Discourse Magazine. America is becoming a nation of anxious people. Psychologists point to the rapid rise in anxiety, especially among teenagers and young adults, as evidence that our country is facing a mental health crisis....

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