When the boundaries of power are challenged in a constitutional democracy, holding the line becomes of utmost importance. Carrie Goldberg ’99, Elias Kim ’16, Peggy Nagae ’73, and Michael Tremonte ’89 do just that.
These graduates use the intellectual rigor and critical inquiry honed at Vassar to define presidential power, hold Big Tech companies accountable for harm, and defend free speech. Their work converges on a shared principle: that no institution, no administration, and no tech platform stands above the law.
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