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Jeffrey Langley

Jeffrey Langley

Author at dailyutahchronicle.com at The Daily Utah Chronicle, University of Utah

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    Recent Articles

    dailyutahchronicle.com

    Langley: The Harms of Right-Wing Cultural Appropriation

      Ancient and medieval history is fascinating to study. From bygone empires to the daily lives of now-forgotten peoples, there is much to learn about our species’ history. However, not all modern depictions of history are accurate, whether for entertainment or purely out of ignorance. These historical discrepancies are especially blatant among right-wing extremists, who...
    over 1 year ago
    dailyutahchronicle.com

    Langley: A Tobacco-Free Future

      In the last few decades, many Western nations have grappled with the issue of tobacco addiction. Despite widespread public efforts, like those seen in Aotearoa, or New Zealand, where plans to ban tobacco generationally were recently repealed, tobacco addiction remains a serious issue. This policy would have saved countless lives and billions of dollars....
    over 1 year ago
    dailyutahchronicle.com

    Langley: Cities Need to Prioritize Pedestrians, Not Cars

    A few weeks ago, I wrote about the issues that cars pose in the modern world. Carbon emissions, systemic inequality, and physical and mental health drawbacks, while terrible on their own, only scratch the surface of the awful problems that cars cause. It’s easier to identify these symptoms of our mismanagement than it is...
    over 2 years ago
    dailyutahchronicle.com

    Langley: Cars Make Cities Worse

    A long-standing symptom of America’s gung-ho approach to individual freedom is our love of the automobile. Since the introduction of the Model T Ford over one hundred years ago, cars have dominated American transportation and infrastructure. We even view them as reflections of ourselves and place them among our most valued possessions. However, many
    over 2 years ago
    dailyutahchronicle.com

    Langley: H.B. 527 Attempted to Poison Utah and its Democracy

    In Salt Lake County last year, thousands of citizens banded together and petitioned against the creation of a mine in Parleys Canyon. Adhering to warnings from local health officials, the Salt Lake County Council wisely struck down the mine. Unfortunately, the mining industry was able to rear its soot-covered head again during this year’s...
    over 2 years ago
    dailyutahchronicle.com

    Langley: Leftist Student Organizations Need Better Organization

      The University of Utah houses over 600 clubs and student organizations that range in focus from community service and advocacy to plain fun. However, with groups like Turning Point USA entering the scene, bigotry and right-wing extremism grow within this campus. Accepting these things as appropriate, especially in a red state, opens the door to...
    about 3 years ago
    dailyutahchronicle.com

    Langley: Elon Musk — One of the Least Trustworthy Men in the World

    Elon Musk, the CEO of massive enterprises like SpaceX, The Boring Company and Tesla, acquired Twitter for $44 billion last week. Consequently, Musk has enjoyed a lot of public spotlight recently. While many, especially younger generations, look up to Musk as an innovator, visionary and even genius…
    about 3 years ago
    dailyutahchronicle.com

    Langley: The Utah Inland Port Authority Works Against Salt Lake Cit...

      Heat waves, waning water sources and toxic dust have stoked anxieties here in the west. In Salt Lake City, record-breaking temperatures this month have made us all quite uncomfortable. For some, they’ve been deadly. Despite these trying times, the Utah state government has cleared construction for an inland port which aims to expand our...
    about 3 years ago