Exiting the Paris Agreement is awful for the planet — and great for China
With the U.S. retreating from the fight against climate change and China reaffirming its commitment, it is clear that China has become the leader on this issue.
Facebook Live isn’t killing people
Don’t blame social media platforms for their users’ atrocities.
Why photojournalists face a difficult ethical dilemma
We must ask whether photographers have the right to photograph individuals in distress.
Videos tell the truth — that’s something United needs to “re-accommodate”
Videos from ubiquitous smartphone cameras give life to stories.
The blurry line between artistic and offensive advertising
Eckhaus Latta’s sexualized ads for its spring 2017 collection received praise because they were deemed as art.
Activists must be more specific when blaming the ‘white man’
I am calling upon activists to be more careful and specific in their attribution of blame and to not reinforce a divide that is entirely artificial.
Kevin Huerter’s mom extends his bedtime to 9 p.m. after win over Michigan State
Following today’s win, Erin Huerter decided to postpone Kevin’s nightly lullaby and glass of warm milk for an extra hour.
There’s a difference between appreciation and exploitation
Appropriation lies on a spectrum, but it can often be exploitive.
Hello? I’d like to buy a senator.
It’s not Betsy DeVos’ beliefs and goals that scare me the most — it’s that she’s managed to purchase enough power to implement them.
Action items for the politically discouraged
For those who are ready to throw in the towel, here’s a list of things that could guide you and this country back on the right path.