When homelessness hits close to home
Reducing the number of people who are homeless begins with teaching them the necessary skills to regain their financial footing, not just giving them the necessities to live.
Congress’ newfound diversity shines as a small beacon of hope
Our new representatives are pioneers for change and embody the vision of a more tolerant America.
Death row must go: The death penalty is immoral and unconstitutional.
The question isn’t whether a criminal deserves to die; the question is if society has the right to kill.
Providing support where it’s needed
We need private organizations like ASODISVALLE to fill in the gaps where public welfare is failing those who need it.
One doctor’s frustration
Dr. Tamika Cross was a victim of racial and gender stereotyping aboard her Delta Air Lines flight.
The struggle to find female role models
It’s important for there to be female role models, however, they’re typically not found in media and literature.
Body-shaming is never acceptable
Donald Trump’s statements about former Miss Universe winner Alicia Machado are offensive in many ways.
Blurry lines in a murder trial
Joseph Hall’s story was a tragedy. But it could have been prevented if we paid more attention when he needed it.
Lessons from a 6-year-old
The words from 6-year-old Alex from New York can teach us a little about compassion.
Burkini ban in France is rooted in Islamophobia
Denying women the right to cover themselves is as tyrannical as forcing them to cover up.