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A powerful response to the SCOTUS Callais decision, which gutted the Voting Rights Act, appeared in SLATE magazine recently. There, Shirin Ali interviewed descendants of
It is called the “lamp island” because in ancient times Phoenicians and Greeks — and maybe Sards — left some outposts on this tiny spread
My relationship with the culture and the people of the United States is complicated. One could say that we are in a perennial state of
In a time of resistance, it is important to remember our ancestors and their courage to fight battles that we still need to fight. In
Wednesday was a dark, dark day in American history, not unlike the day of the Dred Scott decision. It was, as Senator Raphael Warnock, pastor
Shortly before he was murdered while marching for justice with garbage workers in Memphis, Dr. King penned the following essay. There are lessons here for
A number of important lessons to learn—and relearn—loom from the tragedy of the murder of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk. First is obvious—or should be: That
There has been such an onslaught of bad news and immoral behavior from the current administration and covering such a range of subjects that it
Patriarchy as a social system spread all over human cultures is at least 4,000 years old. Some scholars date it back even further. This information
FROM THE ARCHIVE: 6/19/2020 Juneteenth is a celebration of the end of slavery, a day to honor the survival and resilience of Black people throughout
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