The Philippines’ drug trade is deeply intertwined with its political landscape, where powerful cartels and political dynasties like the Marcoses and Dutertes vie for control. While Duterte’s brutal “War on Drugs” led to a drop in crime, it also masked … Continue reading
SeoHyun Lee
A double major student studying psychology and international development at McGill. Born and raised as a third-culture kid, I'm interested in the intersection of global politics and culture. Outside of politics, I also enjoy watching old movies and listening to classical music. Currently watching season 3 of "The Summer I Turned Pretty" and is repeatedly listening to Edward Elgar.
Harvard vs Trump: The Political Escalation in an Educational Institution
The growing conflict between Harvard University and the Trump administration raises urgent questions about the boundaries of academic freedom, federal oversight, and the obligation to protect students from discrimination. Following rising concerns over antisemitism on campus by government officials, including … Continue reading
South Korean Election: Rise to Anti-Feminism and Incel Culture
Anti-feminist and incel ideologies have moved from fringe internet spaces into the heart of South Korean politics, fueled by economic frustration and gender resentment. Politicians have now weaponized male discontent, sidelined feminist discourse, and turned institutions like the Ministry of