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About Stephen A. Crockett Jr.

The U.S. has been through this before, from the slow unraveling of the Vietnam War to the disastrous justifications that launched the Iraq War.

Cuba has spent the last 60 years exporting doctors, fixing vintage cars, and quietly surviving the longest embargo in modern history.

Donald Trump is a little man driving a big country who believes that his feelings are paramount, and his ego is insatiable.

Because of the illusion of whiteness as a synonym for American, we've had a long and storied tradition of voting exclusively for white men in almost every presidential election.

Noem announced that federal officers—long resistant to the very transparency demanded of local police—would begin wearing body-worn cameras.

When Donald Trump says housing prices should stay high to protect homeowners, he’s repeating one of the oldest scripts in the country: protect wealth at the top and call it fairness.

In a recent House Financial Services Committee hearing, Rep. Al Green exposed HUD Secretary Scott Turner for upholding white supremacy.

This is just another moment in the history of the theft of Black ingenuity, generating actual value that someone else is positioned to collect on.

In this op-ed, Stephen A. Crockett Jr. writes that ICE has become a roaming tribunal that decides who gets to stay and who disappears.

Instead of investigating Jonathan Ross, the ICE agent who pulled the trigger, the DOJ pivoted to investigating the woman who was killed

The NYC mayor called the detention of a city council employee at a routine immigration appointment an “assault on our democracy,” as city officials demand answers from ICE.

Sheriff Bilal didn’t mince words or cower before the Trump administration; she said it with her chest: ICE is not the law.