A longer summer break is dangerous for vulnerable children We cannot preserve a system in which summer means a vacation for some children and suffering for others. Jack Lewis May 30, 2017
Voter suppression is still threatening democracy today Purposeful restrictive voting laws and inconvenient practices are preventing minority groups from casting their ballots. Jack Lewis May 8, 2017
Hate crimes have surged since Trump’s election. America must keep better track of them. The government must reform its hate crime data collection process in the wake of Trump’s victory. Jack Lewis May 2, 2017
Binge watching may do some shows a disservice There’s a popular trend moving towards binge watching entire television series. But sometimes, episodes might be better watched separately. Jack Lewis April 17, 2017
Haiti doesn’t need our pity — it needs us to listen International aid to Haiti must uproot the legacy of colonialism, not perpetuate it. Jack Lewis April 11, 2017
Homeownership: the American Dream that has historically favored whites We need federal housing policy that acknowledges racial history in America. Jack Lewis April 3, 2017
Trump’s proposed after-school program cuts would have grave consequences Our president must be reminded that there is nothing abstract about the hunger of a poor child. Jack Lewis March 28, 2017
America’s changing attitudes toward drug abuse reflect racial bias America tends to start showing compassion only when the drug addicts are white. Jack Lewis March 5, 2017
Jeff Sessions’ decision to keep for-profit prisons is unethical By keeping for-profit prisons, the attorney general is serving corporate interests. Jack Lewis February 26, 2017
Saturday Night Live must find a way to satirize Trump without legitimizing him Donald Trump is already a comedic character. SNL must be careful not to normalize him as a public figure. Jack Lewis February 20, 2017