Opinion - Page 13

In this personal essay, Dominique Morgan reflects on the life, legacy, and contributions of American author and activist Miss Major Griffin Gracy.

Black Voters urge the Supreme Court to protect democracy and uphold voting rights,  fair representation, and other constitutionally guaranteed rights and freedoms. 

We must have an understanding of the recent developments in mass digital surveillance and how that impacts the safety of Black, Brown, and Muslim communities as we navigate unmasked authoritarianism.

A federal judge said that the Trump administration had "taken advantage of the lapse in government spending and government functioning."

Leaders of Young Republican groups across the country got exposed in a leaked Telegram chat as racists, antisemites, and bigots.

Videos of Debbie Brockman being cuffed and arrested went viral on the internet after her arrest. She was released without any charges.

Trey Reed's death has led to a feeding frenzy of rumor, mistrust, and hysteria, and all of it has come at the expense of a grieving family.

President Donald Trump posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Charlie Kirk, but does it really matter?

Discussions about the death of Charlie Kirk have slowed down, and there was minimal fanfare around his birthday.

What’s happening to Black workers isn’t a downturn, it's a pattern hiding in plain sight and a deliberate racial targeting.

Last month, the Defense Department unveiled its new policy that reporters cannot obtain or solicit any information at all unless it was pre-approved by the department itself.

D'Angelo, who died Tuesday at the age of 51, pioneered R&B's Neo-Soul movement with the release of his 1995 album 'Brown Sugar.'