Yi is a recent graduate from Boston University, currently working in the market research industry. His interests include economic policy, criminal justice/drug policy, education and human rights. Ardent fan of soccer, 1960-1970s rock and folk music, and dance works of Pina Bausch.
New York Casinos Are Coming, So Here's How the State Can Make Them Work
New Apple iPad Air: Think Twice Before Buying One, If You Care About an Open Internet
This Horrible Law Keeps You From Getting the Most Out Of Your iPad
War on Drugs in Rochester Ignores History and Puts Residents in Danger
Why Nashville's Solution to Homelessness is a Model For Other Cities
Shutdown 2013 Won't Kill the Education System, It'll Make it Stronger
Janet Yellen Next Fed Chair: How She Could Keep America Out Of Another Recession
3 Stealthy Ways Republicans Are Torpedoing the Obamacare Bill
What's Really Behind the Republican Push to Drug Test Welfare Recipients
3 Charts That Prove Prison Reform is the Most Important Economic Issue in America
Government Shutdown 2013: Still a Terrible Idea
Free Market Supporters Always Get This One Thing Wrong
Israeli-Palestinian Talks Just Began, and the Hardliners Are Already Pulling Out
Will This Teetering Northeastern City Be the Next Detroit?
A Shocking Look At Who is Really Getting Financial Aid At America’s Colleges
Immigration Reform 2013: Why It Won't Be Obama's Legacy
Bipartisan Prison Reform is Decades in the Making — and Its Time Has Come
While Zimmerman Walks, CeCe McDonald Is Still In Jail For Self-Defense
Privatize Schools: Why It's Crony Capitalism At Its Worst
Egypt Protests: Anti-Morsi Protests Are Part Of the Rocky Path Toward Democracy
