The Supreme Court needs to understand sociology Justice Roberts is undermining the Supreme Court’s mission. Jack Lewis October 17, 2017
How Halloween sitcom episodes teach kids to be weird On Halloween, the normal sitcom rules don’t apply. Jack Lewis October 10, 2017
Open Mike Eagle is proving black culture isn’t a monolith “Art rap” challenges our hip-hop stereotypes. Jack Lewis October 3, 2017
A love letter to the Green Tidings food truck Forget Stamp. Get lunch at Green Tidings. Jack Lewis September 24, 2017
Haitians are facing two threats: natural disaster and deportation At home and in the U.S., Haitians remain at risk. Jack Lewis September 11, 2017
A GQ writer’s powerful essay on Dylann Roof is a lesson on how to cover white supremacy We can’t understand white supremacy if we don’t write precisely. Jack Lewis September 5, 2017
The case for bat flips Like so many things, the culture of baseball is often discussed in terms of playing “the right way,” when we really mean “the white way.” Jack Lewis August 28, 2017
Comedy needs more Hari Kondabolus and fewer Bill Mahers Kondabolu brings a personal and an academic understanding of race to an art form that sorely needs it. Jack Lewis August 2, 2017
‘Baby Driver’s’ poor treatment of women is all too familiar When otherwise good movies minimize women, they perpetuate a systemically misogynistic media landscape. Jack Lewis July 11, 2017
The U.S. poet laureate matters — especially in uncertain times Poetry can reassure us, it can challenge us and it can educate us. A good poet laureate can do all those thing as well. Jack Lewis June 20, 2017