The numbers themselves are overwhelming....

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Why does the president of the United States need his “African American friends and supporters” to highlight the sensitivity of the rally's date and location? ...

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The murder of George Floyd has me speechless....

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What would Dr. King say about the current situation?...

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There is still no justice for African Americans....

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In more developed nations, it's easy to think that the “question of women” has been more or less resolved. ...

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What has happened to our home?...

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The recent wave of antisemitism brings up echoes of the past....

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Although I mourn the deaths at the Kosher Market, I refuse to look away from those who think of me as undeserving of life....

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In the span of two days, two mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton have once again brought anguish over gun deaths to the forefront of the public conversation. An outpouring of emotion was followed by questions of how many times this needs to happen again before lawmakers make substantial steps to reduce gun violence. Soon afterwards, Neil deGrasse Tyson attempted to help bring reason to a very emotional topic:   Understandably, Twitter and the media excoriated him — for the timing, for some potential inaccuracies in the numbers, and for coming......

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