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Thomas Kozma

Thomas Kozma is a Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy junior majoring in planning and public policy. His column, “With Liberty and Justice for All,” runs on alternate Thursdays.

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KOZMA: Partisanship poisons government

The stakes could not be clearer: Democratic victories in Georgia's Senate races this January would give President-elect Joe Biden a chance to pass a meaningful legislative agenda. Nov 12
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KOZMA: China's genocide must be met with divestment

Democracy is remarkably fragile. It requires a careful balance between majority rule and minority rights, yet we humans are hardwired to gravitate toward strong leaders and suspicion of the "other." Oct 29
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KOZMA: Redistricting amendment distracts from system's true flaws

Next month, New Jersey voters will decide whether to approve Public Question 3, which would delay the redistricting process until after the November 2021 elections if New Jersey does not receive data from the Census by Feb. 15 next year. Oct 15
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KOZMA: After Republican antics, all bets are off

America lost a consistent and fearless advocate for equal justice under the law with the untimely death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Whether striking down the exclusion of women from the Virginia Military Institute or standing up for voting rights in her dissent in Shelby County v. Holder, Ginsburg was motivated by a deep faith in our democracy. Oct 1