is a Ph.D. student in history at Lehigh University as well as a political columnist. His editorials have been published in "The Morning Call," "The Express-Times," "The Newark Star-Ledger," "The Baltimore Sun," and various college newspapers and blogs. I actively encourage people to reach out to me at matt.rozsa@gmail.com.
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NFL Players Getting Fined for Racial Slurs Exposes a Massive Oversight
What the Research Really Says About Gay Parents and Kids
The Pentagon Just Announced Something No Millennial Has Ever Experienced
What the 20-Something Nostalgia Obsession Means About Growing Up
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