Opinion

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Climate & Environment

While March Madness’ carbon footprint can never be eliminated, there are ways to reduce its environmental cost.

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Presumptive presidential candidate Ron DeSantis presents a danger not only to historically marginalized communities in Florida but to America as a whole. Full stop, Rev. Rhonda Thomas writes.

A bill in the Oklahoma state legislature prohibiting school faculty from spanking students with disabilities didn't pass. Republican Rep. Jim Olsen defended his "no" vote with bible verses.

Conservative writer Bethany Mandel struggled to define "woke" during a now-viral interview despite having authored a book about the politically charged word whose real meaning has been bastardized by conservatives.

Texas Republicans announced their plans to take over Houston Independent School District, which is also majority Black or Hispanic.

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Nonprofits serving or led by people of color have a harder time getting funding than other groups, increasing their financial hardships, research shows.

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Black filmmakers are continuing to produce their stories even without traditional Hollywood backing, like Regina Hall's films last year, “Master” and “Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul.”

Trump is calling Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg racist for inviting him to testify before a grand jury over his alleged involvement in hush money payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels.

Opinion

Real journalists ask uncomfortable questions.

The right-wing tabloid's article went live after two victims were killed.

OP-ED: Chris Rock addressed Will and Jada Pinkett-Smith and the slap at the Oscars in his latest Netflix special, 'Selective Outrage,' which ultimately devolved into tap dancing for white people.

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"Dilbert" creator Scott Adams found out the hard way that his freedom of expression only goes as far as his audience is willing to accept it.