“Jane Roe” Has Died. Will the Abortion Law Passed in Her Name Survive?

February 20, 2017 by Stewart Lawrence

“Troubled street kid” Norma McCorvey long symbolized the profound divide in American society over abortion.

Men Aren’t Holding Women Back; Other Women Are

October 12, 2016 by Michael Patrick Lewis Leave a Comment

Strong, intelligent, aggressive woman rock. Why do so many women have a problem with that?

Afghanistan is About to Become Donald Trump’s War

August 21, 2017 By Stewart Lawrence Leave a Comment

Proposed escalation includes controversial plan to deploy “private” military contractors alongside of regular soldiers to help defeat the Taliban.

Public Protests Are Great — But Our Private Conversations On Bigotry Will Matter More

August 19, 2017 By Chris Walker Leave a Comment

To defeat white supremacy and other forms of bigotry, we’ll need to have a series of “uncomfortable” conversations with our friends, loved ones, and coworkers.

Let’s All Jump on the Anti-Racist Bandwagon!

August 18, 2017 By Michael Patrick Lewis Leave a Comment

It’s easy to hate the white supremacists and their ilk. What’s not so easy is to admit how we’ve been feeding these groups.

7 Ways Hip Hop Culture Can Eclipse White Supremacy

August 18, 2017 By Dr. Adia Winfrey Leave a Comment

“Whiteness is the process by which White people fail to recognise how race impacts their lives; White privilege is the personal benefits of living in a society where Whiteness is centred; and White supremacy are the political outcomes of this racial buffer.” ~Dr. Zuleyka Zevallos, Applied Sociologist & Swinburne University Research Fellow

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“Jane Roe” Has Died. Will the Abortion Law Passed in Her Name Survive?

Men Aren’t Holding Women Back; Other Women Are