Commentary: Jesse Jackson’s message of hope lives on
It feels right that he died during Black History Month, because he was Black history.
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Question 1: Affluent Voters Will Determine Healthcare For Economically Distressed Communities
The patients most likely to be adversely effected make $40 to $50 thousand dollars less than those with access to top flight health care. -
Lying Like There Is No Tomorrow: It's Trump's Strategy
Media guru Jay Rosen explains how it pollutes public opinion -
Media Misses Real Story In Warren’s DNA Results
Reporters chasing the irrelevant debase political culture -
From The Start, Elizabeth Warren Has Treated Her Family History Politically – And That’s A Problem
What's good for Warren in Massachusetts, could be problematic for national Democrats -
The Problem With 'Pinktober'
We’re midway through “Pinktober” when retailers of all kinds are inspired to drown us in a sea of pink hued products. Products that are too often only tangentially connected to the cause, and others that are just plain absurd. -
Minority Rule: Why Our Undemocratic Republic Must Give Way To Something Else
We are facing a crisis of legitimacy. Our government today exercises power against the wishes of most Americans. -
Massachusetts Could Benefit From Kavanaugh — Like It Or Not
Progressive states are more attractive to young, skilled workers, the kind that fuel a lot of economic growth. -
Somebody's Daughter
During the last couple of weeks, I’ve flashed back to his desperate action as I absorbed the many stories of women — daughters all — revealing long-hidden sexual assaults.
