A political renaissance in Ethiopia: What should change look like?
This is a truly historic time for Ethiopia, general elections are scheduled to take place in 2020, between now and then the opportunity exists for a national debate to take place.
Corporate owners are spoiling sports
Whatever the sport, the name of the game these days is the same: money.
U.S. to investigate discrimination against Native American students on Montana reservation
The Education Department said it will look into a long-standing complaint of racial inequities in Wolf Point schools after The New York Times and ProPublica wrote a story about the issue.
Study: Major media outlets’ Twitter accounts amplify false Trump claims on average 19 times...
News outlets are still failing to grapple with a major problem that media critics highlighted during the Trump transition.
Making the gun violence epidemic visible through art and activism
Leslie Lee calls herself an “artivist.” It’s a word combining art and activism, rooted in community and Latinx art from the late...
Why we need to break up big tech
Monopolies aren’t good for anyone except for the monopolists.
How not to cover critical race theory
Critical race theory is a longstanding and specific academic lens for understanding systemic racism, but the right has transformed it into a catchall for anything that encourages talking about and addressing racism.
After Hurricane Ida, a historic Black community races to save its future
Residents of Ironton, Louisiana are rallying for their share of recovery funds.
Study linking US sanctions to Venezuelan deaths buried by Reuters for over a month
Western media outlets are perfectly willing to ignore their own reporting when it suits powerful interests.
Men, we can do better
Survivors of sexual assault like Christine Blasey Ford deserve our support, not our opposition.