Culture

Despite the often-bleak picture we find ourselves in, the energy and dynamism of the movement that the report reveals is inspiring and cause for hope.

America’s super-rich (who have seen their fortunes surge since the beginning of lockdown) are getting nervous.

The 9/11 attacks were a surprise. The response wasn’t.

It’s hard to understand why reporters and editors would have missed an opportunity for a banner headline saying that the unemployment rate in this stunning pandemic recession had already leapt to or perhaps beyond a Great Depression level.

It’s found more than 5,000 racist, sexist, and Islamophobic Facebook posts and comments by law enforcement.

While the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and the U.S. State Department have called for his immediate release, Jason Rezaian remains detained in an Iranian prison. His fate resides in the hands of an infamous judge known for committing human rights abuses.

The re-election victory “has been a major repudiation, not only of Amazon and of Jeff Bezos himself, as the richest man in the world, but also it has been a referendum on the vision for Seattle.”

Our culture has shaped the expectation of greatness exclusively around white men by erasing the achievements of women and people of color from our histories.

We look at the criminalization of black and brown students that has led to what is known as the school-to-prison pipeline.

For Indigenous peoples, actions must be collective, not only individual.