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Featured Lifestyle Opinion Opinions This Father’s Day, I grieve the loss of one daughter but celebrate the birth of another This Father’s Day feels vastly different from the previous. Yet, the two are intimately interconnected, as one informs the other.... Karega Bailey / June 20, 2021
Featured Opinion Opinions Juneteenth federal holiday is a start, but Black America isn’t free The good news is that Juneteenth is a federal holiday. The bad news is that Black people still need that... David A. Love / June 19, 2021
Featured Opinions Gen Z’s unique commitment to the promise of Juneteenth has far reaching impact This Juneteenth, Gen Z’ers – those under 25– are uniquely suited and disproportionately committed to addressing the legacy of slavery... April Jeffries, Dr. Manuel Garcia-Garcia and Nicolas Mercurio / June 16, 2021
Featured Opinions Man up and cry: Making room for men to be vulnerable Openly showing emotions in a society where ‘real men don’t cry’—or so we’ve been conditioned to believe—can be a crushing... Bernadette Anderson, M.D., M.P.H. / June 16, 2021
Featured Opinions ‘The Underground Railroad’ has strong performances, but fails to deliver How do you make slavery boring ? Despite strong performances, Barry Jenkin‘s The Underground Railroad is plodding and rudderless. The... Jason Johnson / June 9, 2021
Featured Opinion Opinions Politics AOC endorsing Maya Wiley is a test for Black and brown women’s political power What a brave new world we live in as women. The vice president of the United States of America is... Sophia A. Nelson / June 8, 2021
Featured Opinion Opinions Politics Senators Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema are a threat to Black Americans U.S. Senators Joe Manchin (D-WV) and Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ) stand in the way of justice, freedom and democracy, and pose... David A. Love / June 8, 2021
