Opinion, Past Voices March 14, 2018 You Can’t Put Frederick Douglass in Chains – Nicholas Buccola / NYT
Opinion March 14, 2018 More Cops In Schools Means More Black Kids In The Criminal Justice System – Rebecca Klein / HuffPost
Opinion March 11, 2018 Why Are Asian American Women Still Inaccurately Portrayed on TV? Francis Kai-Hwa Wang / Women’s Media
Opinion March 7, 2018 Martin Luther King Jr. Saw Three Evils in the World – A Speech by MLK / The Atlantic
Opinion March 7, 2018 Black politics 2.0: The post-Obama generation is so done with the Democratic Party’s old ways – Marcia Davis / Wash Post
Opinion March 7, 2018 I’m Raising A Biracial Daughter In Japan, Where She’s Surrounded By Blackface – Tracy Jones / HuffPost
Opinion March 7, 2018 Mass shooters: Part of a larger epidemic of white male rage – Amanda Marcotte / Salon
Opinion March 4, 2018 The blurring of racial lines won’t save America. Why ‘racial fluidity’ is a con – Jon Blake / CNN
Opinion February 28, 2018 Arming teachers would put black and Latino kids in danger – Stacey Patton / Wash Post
Opinion February 25, 2018 To understand slavery, listen to the descendants – Michael Blakey / Wash Post
Opinion February 25, 2018 Trump and Parkland: Vicious racism as permission for violence – Chauncey Devega / Salon
Opinion February 21, 2018 How long will white women continue to vote Republican? Jill Abramson / The Guardian
Opinion February 18, 2018 A Descendant of Robert E. Lee Speaks Out Against the Sin of White Supremacy – Eric Gunn / The Progressive
Opinion February 14, 2018 Trump plans to make 2018 all about race and his Twitter account – Matthew Rozsa / Salon
Opinion February 11, 2018 King’s ‘Letter from Birmingham Jail’ explains the rage over the NFL anthem protests and the persistence of racial injustice – Michael A. Fletcher / The Undefeated
Opinion February 11, 2018 White Women Who Enable Trump Do Not Deserve The Benefit Of Your Doubt – Jessie Daniels / HuffPost
Opinion February 7, 2018 Uncovering the roots of racist ideas in America – Ibram X. Kendi / The Conversation
Opinion February 7, 2018 Black Americans mostly left behind by progress since Dr. King’s death – Sharon Austin / The Conversation