A Crime That Destroys Black Wealth While New York Looks Away
There is a category of crime in New York that does not rely on force, yet produces consequences just as permanent.
It is called deed...
The Amendment That Forgot Who It Was Written For
The 14th Amendment was born in the ashes of slavery. It has since been borrowed by nearly everyone except the people it was meant...
He Was Waived — But Still Paid: What the Jaden Ivey Situation Actually Reveals
When news broke that Jaden Ivey was waived by the Chicago Bulls following public comments tied to his religious beliefs, the reaction was immediate.
Some called it punishment for...
Reparations, Representation, and Results: A Question of Political Priorities
When Pramila Jayapal argued that immigrants harmed by aggressive immigration enforcement policies, including individuals within Somali communities, should receive compensation, she was making a case grounded...
Earth Month Is Not a Moment, It Is a Movement
April is recognized as Earth Month, but for the Environmental Leaders of Color (ELOC), this is not about recognition. It is about responsibility.
Because environmental...
