Opinion April 17, 2020 Coronavirus could ‘decimate’ Latino wealth, which was hammered by the Great Recession. By Suzanne Gamboa and Nicole Acevedo / NBC News
Opinion April 17, 2020 Our Schools Were Racist Before COVID-19. Here’s How They Could Get Worse. By Rann Miller / The Progressive
Opinion April 17, 2020 COVID-19 Death Rates Point To Racial, Urban-Rural Divisions. By Ron Elving / NPR
Opinion April 17, 2020 Investigative reporter Greg Palast: “The coronavirus is voting for Donald Trump.” By Chauncey DeVega / Salon
Opinion April 13, 2020 SCOTUS Just Set the Stage for Republicans to Steal the Election. By Elie Mystal / The Nation
Opinion April 13, 2020 How the Coronavirus Pandemic Intensifies the Fight Over Voting Rights. By Jelani Cobb / The New Yorker
Opinion April 13, 2020 Deaths of Inequality: AOC on Black and Latinx Communities at Epicenter of Epicenter of the Pandemic. By Amy Goodman / Democracy Now
Opinion April 13, 2020 The Coronavirus Pandemic Shows America’s Prison System Is ‘Inhumane.’ By Rebekah Sager / HuffPost
Opinion April 10, 2020 The Economic Crash Is Going To Be Particularly Awful For Women And People Of Color. By Kara Voght / Mother Jones
Opinion April 10, 2020 Our Right to Vote in November is in Real Danger – But it Can Still be Saved. By Doug Gordon / Newsweek
Opinion April 10, 2020 Investigative reporter Robert Evans: “We’re on the edge of an authoritarian nightmare.” By Chauncey DeVega / Salon
Opinion April 10, 2020 Andrew Yang was wrong. Showing our ‘Americanness’ is not how Asian-Americans stop racism. By Canwen Xu / Wash Post
Opinion April 6, 2020 Asian American athletes speak out against coronavirus racism. By Martenzie Johnson / The Undefeated
Opinion April 6, 2020 The coronavirus crisis will determine whether Trump is a one-term president, but it may reshape the social order far more. By Thomas B. Edsall / NYT
Opinion April 2, 2020 E Pluribus Unum. Shared Sacrifice Will Be Needed To Beat Coronovirus Says Documentarian Ken Burns. By Steven Bertoni / Forbes
Opinion April 2, 2020 D.J.T. Is No F.D.R. Roosevelt’s first inaugural cleared the way for action, pointing the country toward a singular goal. Where is that spirit now? By Jamelle Bouie / NYT
Opinion April 2, 2020 Many African Americans, citing the Tuskegee study, don’t believe treatment will be equitably available. That can be deadly in a pandemic. By Curtis Bunn / NBC News