The Significance Of International Women’s Day In The Developing World
In more developed nations, it’s easy to think that the “question of women” has been more or less resolved.
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The Recent Antisemitism Brings Back Memories Of My Childhood
The recent wave of antisemitism brings up echoes of the past.
I Will Not Let Antisemitism Define My Judaism
Although I mourn the deaths at the Kosher Market, I refuse to look away from those who think of me as undeserving of life.
To Address The Problem of Guns, We Need Both Data And Emotion
In the span of two days, two mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton have once again brought anguish over … Continue Reading
We Must Not Forget That We Were Also Strangers On This Land
History and policy teach us that citizenship—especially citizenship in a stable, peaceful democracy– is almost always a matter of luck, not righteousness.
Why The Terms We Use For The Border Camps Matter
Even those who remember the past are condemned to repeat it.
What Other Institutions Can Learn From How The Army Handled Failure
The question is not IF institutions will be confronted with the ways they’ve failed their members. The question is HOW they will respond to such failures when made aware of them.
The Testing Scam Reminds Me Why I Don’t Believe In Parenting Books
Giving children a false idea of their abilities only hurts them in the long run.