Giving Evanston reparations was the consolation prize America thinks the Black community wants in response to the civil unrest of the past few years. But it completely misses the point of the change we've been asking for.
A boost into adulthood is the least we can do given that we've asked our children to sacrifice one of the best years of their lives. They largely came through for us. Now it's time we return the favor.
As more than 5,800 workers at the Amazon warehouse finish voting via mail-in ballot by Monday, they have inspired workers throughout the United States and around the world.
Conversations about racial disparities allow us to refine our national character, but one disparity has been met with almost absolute silence: the impact of abortion on minority communities.
Racial prejudice is a real issue that we should address with the seriousness and sensitivity that it deserves; the topic should not be reduced to a cheap political weapon.
The Democrats don't plan to run on their record in the 2022 midterm elections. They plan to go to the voters and argue that Republicans are too crazy to be allowed in Congress.
To many, Netanyahu has become a god-like figure. To most, however, based on the election result, he is a politician who may have done notable good, but whose expiration point has passed.
Since its inception, the designation of "hate crime" has been embraced by law enforcement for its redirection of focus and funding from addressing the root causes of crime to prosecuting individual acts.
Higher turnout only strengthens democratic accountability if it is the product of an engaged and informed electorate. Absent that, pushing for higher turnout is merely a mechanism for elite control.
Something clearly is rotten at the heart of the Turkish banking system. Yet a Manhattan court still thinks Turkey is a functioning democracy with a fair and transparent legal system.
In Congress, many Democrats have aligned themselves with large financial institutions because they want to allow banks to impose liberalism on the American people.
Two tragic mass shootings in the last week, first in Atlanta, Georgia then in Boulder, Colorado, have shocked the nation—and forced us into our familiar partisan camps in the same debate over gun control.
