Opinion
Stacey Abrams wants to finish the job she started four years ago. Here’s what’s different this time. David Nir / Daily Kos
George Floyd’s murder sparked a movement. The officers who stood by as he died also triggered change. By Janelle Griffith / NBC News
Latino Voters Are Key to 2024, and They’re Not Always Buying What Democrats Are Selling. By Geraldo L. Cadava / NYT
Two High-Powered Black Attorneys Confront a Justice System’s Flaws. By David Lat / NYT
Why It’s Scary to Be Jewish in America Today. By Deborah E. Lipsstadt / NYT
How Do We Confront White Christian Nationalism? By Rev Dr. Liz Theoharris / The Nation
Young Black Catholics confront nature, racism and the church’s way forward. By Brian Roewe / NCR
What Howard Thurman can teach Catholics about responding to racism today . By David E. DeCosse / NCR
What 13th-century Christian theologian Thomas Aquinas can teach us about hope in times of despair. Christopher Beem / The Conversation
Failure on Voting Rights Would Be Historic. By Charles M. Blow / NYT
Biden Fully Enters the Battle to Save Democracy … When It’s Nearly Over. By Charles M. Blow / NYT
Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday and Jan. 6 offer two competing visions for America. By John Blake / CNN
Biden must make clear what Republicans know: The fight for democracy is a struggle over racism. By Amanda Marcotte / Salon
Imagine another American Civil War, but this time in every state. By Ron Elving / NPR
The disturbing parallels between the 2020s and 1940s in the U.S. By John Stoehr / Salon
American Democracy is Only 55 Years Old – And Hanging by a Thread. By Van R. Newkirk / The Atlantic
Joe Biden’s January 6 Speech Is a Turning Point For His Presidency. By Walter Shapiro / TNR
A second civil war: One year after Trump’s violent insurrection, how worried should we be? By Amanda Marcotte / Salon
