The Malone Political Party Student Alliance

Free assembly club organized around political engagement and learning party politics leadership

Purpose of This Doctrine

The Malone Doctrine establishes clear, principled stances on the political challenges facing African American communities. It serves as the university’s official reference for teaching, research, defense strategy, and public communication.

Guiding Principles

Major Policy Areas

Select a topic to view its detailed policy analysis and recommendations:

  1. Affirmitive Action: Proper framing of Restoritive Justice
  2. Community Safety Policy: Local self-defense & neighborhood protection
  3. Criminal Justice Policy: Law enforcement systems & legal reform
  4. Digital Privacy: Over-policing, surveillance & civil liberties
  5. Disability Policy: Inclusion & elder care
  6. Drug Policy: Harm reduction & anti-narcotic strategy
  7. Economic Development: Wealth creation & market power
  8. Education Policy: Utility-based learning & self-improvement
  9. Environmental Justice: Protection from environmental harm
  10. Family Policy: Growth, stability & demographic strength
  11. Food Security Policy: Infrastructure & nutrition sovereignty
  12. Foreign Policy: Statecraft across Africa, America & Asia
  13. Healthcare Policy: Longevity & wellness
  14. Housing Policy: Urban development & land control
  15. Immigration: Global movement & demographic strategy
  16. Labor & Workers’ Rights: Automation & fair labor rules
  17. LGBTQIA+ Policy: Strategic non-engagement
  18. Media Policy: Controlling narrative & representation
  19. Mental Health: Clinical standards & wellness
  20. Debates & Rhetoric: Countering misinformation
  21. Party Alignment: Race & political identity
  22. Policy Recommendations: Priority actions
  23. Reparations Policy: The #1 national priority
  24. Research Priorities: Areas needing further study
  25. Rural Black America: Challenges & recovery
  26. 2nd Amendment Policy: Access to weapons & training
  27. Senior Citizen Policy: Documentation & lifelong care
  28. Technology & AI Equity: Digital literacy & access
  29. Transportation Equity: Black mobility & logistics
  30. Black Veteran Affairs: Inclusion & military service rights
  31. Voting Rights: Fairness & civic participation
  32. Youth Development: Mentorship & opportunity

Closing Statement

The Malone Doctrine represents a living framework designed to guide collective advancement, protect community interests, and strategically outline pathways to sovereignty and long-term empowerment.

Guiding Principles