One doctor’s frustration
Dr. Tamika Cross was a victim of racial and gender stereotyping aboard her Delta Air Lines flight.
Exposing the pernicious effects of colorism
Skin bias toward those of lighter complexion permeates our media, schools and workplaces.
From Cruz to Kanye: 2016’s forgotten lawsuits
A timeline of this year’s lesser known court cases.
Not allowing free speech at a public university is absurd
Ideas clash, but they all deserve to be heard. And just because somebody holds unpopular views, doesn’t mean they should be censored.
Examining Rodrigo Duterte’s hazardous pivot to China
By shifting The Philippines’ focus away from the U.S., Duterte risks losing both international and domestic support.
How to end the horror of child marriage
Women like Theresa Kachindamoto are using education to help combat adolescent marriage. We should all get on board.
Apologies do not make you weak
Our political candidates can benefit from issuing a few apologies.
Why Colombians should have accepted the peace deal with FARC
The agreement wasn’t perfect, but for many it served as a brief glimpse of light at the end of the tunnel.
Tragedy in France and Haiti: a story of selective solidarity
Why we use Facebook filters for majority-white countries but not majority-black ones.