OPINION: This year, we need to hear more than shallow promises for solutions that exacerbate the problem of policing.
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OPINION: Millions of people choose the contraceptive pill every year, and many more would if not for unnecessary barriers presented
OPINION: All options must be on the table to address the damage done by overturning Roe v. Wade — and
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While every election cycle features withering analysis about whether Black folks and young people will vote, more attention is needed
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OPINION: Antisemitism in the Black community is as much of a problem as anti-Blackness in the Jewish community. However, fighting
OPINION: What’s considered quiet-quitting behavior from one employee is perceived as not fitting in with workplace culture, refusing to be
Black women are a voting powerhouse. When we show up at the polls, we bring our communities with us and
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OPINION: Entrepreneur and philanthropist Robert F. Smith calls on corporate leaders to adopt his 2% Solution plan, which asks companies
OPINION: Black fraternities and sororities have launched the Tell Somebody Now campaign, which will mobilize communities to demand that Congress
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OPINION: The Ocean Justice Forum—a collective of 18 environmental justice, Indigenous, community and national nonprofits—is offering an ambitious vision for strengthening
OPINION: The Pretrial Fairness Act, which goes into effect on Jan. 1, will keep people from being incarcerated while awaiting
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OPINION: Despite our documented generosity, Black people don’t always see themselves as philanthropists. But our collective giving is a path
OPINION: The economic impact of overturning Roe v. Wade will make an already bad situation even worse for Black women.