Some in Congress think getting it 'right' means restricting certain consumers' food items as “wrong” to buy.
Read more'Those girls—they didn’t live their lives because of the color of our skin.'
Read moreIn the last Congress, leaders within the Democratic Party demonstrated their political will for a Reparations Commission.
Read moreThe teachers and school administrators who are beginning a new school year right now are always on the front lines...
Read moreThe Minnesota Rehabilitation and Reinvestment Act (MRRA) allows people to earn early release and supervision reductions by using their time...
Read more'It’s one thing to talk about trying to change the way we look at children. It’s another thing to give...
Read moreIt’s important for Black college students to have a grasp of digital skills even before they set foot on an...
Read more'It doesn’t seem to be benefiting or uplifting the community.'
Read more'Through loss you can still love, and that’s what we want to continue to do, to represent the love that...
Read moreWe must be confident, forceful and unyielding in our defense of books and libraries, as the enemies of progress will...
Read more'I should have learned the story of Emmett Till in my history classes. I never did.'
Read moreThe federal government spends billions every year on farm subsidies, but most of the money goes to the largest and...
Read more'Gun violence is the leading cause of death for children in the United States.'
Read moreThe deepest relationships— the loving, energizing, healing kind—cannot blossom in a bed of lies and ignored truths.
Read moreArguing to ignore the category of race is a form of White supremacy.
Read moreAnytime there is a moment creating a seismic wave in society, one representing a transformation from the norm, there will...
Read more'If the colleges of this country are required to ignore a thing that matters, it will not just go away....
Read moreThis is not colorblindness, but rather the willful blindness.
Read moreThe EPA must stand up for communities most damaged by truck and bus pollution.
Read more'We don’t want people to think that Juneteenth is a stopping point, because it isn’t. It’s a beginning.'
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