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Voting Rights Isnât Just a Black Issue
Ahead of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, President Biden visited the grave of Dr. King in Atlanta and gave the angriest speech of his presidency, insisting that the Senate has a moral obligation to protect voting rights. After months of delay, Senate Leader Chuck Schumer finally moved to at least force open debate onâŚ
Why People of Color Are More Likely to Die in Accidents Like the Bronx Apartment Fire
The apartment fire that killed 17 people, including eight children, in the Bronx on Sunday morning has become one of the deadliest fires in modern New York Cityâs history. The blaze reportedly started after a space heater that was being used in one of the units malfunctioned. Itâs the second major fire incident of theâŚ
2020 Forced Americans to Confront the Reality of Racism. In 2021, Many Looked Away
On Nov. 24, in the hour after Judge Timothy Walmsley read out the series of mostly guilty verdicts that could send three white men to prison for murdering Ahmaud Arbery, there was a lot happening around the Glynn County, Ga., courthouse where the trial had taken place. So itâs perhaps unsurprising that a quiet butâŚ
The Key Role a Local Newspaper Played in the Trial Over Ahmaud Arberyâs Murder
With three men convicted in Ahmaud Arbery's killing, the importance of local papers in exposing such stories is clearâeven as their future is in jeopardy
After 27 Years Behind Bars, This Trailblazing Prison Reform Advocate Is Now Home for the Holidays
On Nov. 22, Joel CastĂłnâdressed head to toe in a dapper bright blue suitâexited the D.C. Jail to take his first breath of freedom in 27 years. Surrounded by a large crowd of family, friends, and community leadersâall of whom had been waiting six plus hours for his releaseâit seemed like his cheeks and armsâŚ
Why Americaâs Corporate Boards Keep Failing to Diversify
Corporate America is making some gains in expanding its commitment to diversity. According to a new study from The Conference Board, 2021 marks the first time that a majority of S&P 500 companiesâ59%âhave disclosed the racial makeup of their boards. The increased transparency is widely considered an important step in advancing equity and inclusion. AtâŚ
How Activists Are Radically Interrogating Berlinâs Colonial Pastâand Reshaping Its Future
A group of activists, artists and educators is working to draw attention to Germany's dark history of colonialism through mapping, exhibitions, walking tours and more
Amid a Labor Shortage, Companies Are Eliminating Drug Tests. Itâs a Trend That Could Create More Equitable Workplaces
Experts say it's a trend that could level the employment playing field by removing a job requirement that's a poor indicator of work performance
The Overlooked LGBTQ+ History of the Harlem Renaissance
Acknowledging the queer culture of the Harlem Renaissance is essential in order to paint a full picture of the period
What History Teaches Us About Women Forced to Carry Unwanted Pregnancies to Term
As the full implications of Texasâs severe abortion law come into view, experts on reproductive rights are justifiably concerned about a potential increase in unsafe abortions. And while the specter of coat hangers may seem anachronistic in an era where medication abortions can be safely self-managed at home, we know that some women who lackâŚ
âA Queer Tax.â New Lawsuit Alleges Aetna Discriminates Against LGBTQ People Seeking Fertility Treatment
When Emma Goidel was denied coverage for her fertility treatments in September 2020, she was furious. A 31-year-old writer in New York City, Goidel and her partner were excited to try for a babyâand Goidel had begun intrauterine insemination (IUI) treatments to get pregnant that fall. But when she applied for those treatments to beâŚ
âWe Were Willing to Give Up Everything.â Billie Jean King Reflects on Her Legacy and New Memoir All In
The tennis legend on athletes' struggles with mental health, the fight for equal pay and her new memoir, All In
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