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The opening of the historic hearings of the Jan. 6 House Select Committee on Thursday night was, in a word: horrifying.
We the people need to fight back and demand our congressional leaders act to bring about common-sense gun reform.
This has been a rough Mental Health Awareness Month for America, but particularly for Black and brown Americans.
The Republican Party and conservative media pushing racist rhetoric are a clear and present danger to the United States of America.
It hasn’t been since the days of President Dwight Eisenhower when large numbers of Black voters and leaders considered themselves Republican.
Let me say at the outset that I am pro-life. I have taken this faith position on abortion since I was a teenager in the mid-1980s.
A survey supports longstanding research that shows Black workers, especially Black women, feel less valued and respected by colleagues.
GOP Senator Tom Cotton, in a word, is sinister. His latest attack on Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson is reprehensible.
We, as Black people, are so used to violence and trauma that many of us normalize it.
It is not OK to beat up on an accomplished Black woman during an important, historic and very public job interview.
Shame on Senate Democrats for not punching back hard on Republican insurrectionist defender Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri.
Is it ever OK for a Black icon like former U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch to defend corporations accused of race discrimination?
Judge Regina Chu got emotional as she talked about officers risking their lives every single day in public service:
The latest stunt by a Republican lawmaker against a Black woman in Congress should be a dealbreaker for us all.
I know I am asking a rather loaded question. But it is one for which I have been desperately searching […]
President Joe Biden owes Black women BIG. It was Black women who rallied for him in the South and who saved him in the primaries.
The state’s GOP leaders would do well to remember that they do not have a mandate to run wild with far-right governance.
The world lost a brilliant legal mind and an amazing human being when longtime Harvard professor Lani Guinier died on Friday.
It’s hard to believe it has been one year since we witnessed the unthinkable in real time on national television.
Another year has come and gone, and right at the top of everyone’s new tear’s resolution list is “self-care.”