Commentary: A thoughtful gift for Black Santa season
Callie Crossley has more than 300 Black Santa figures in her collection. This year, a new addition came from one of her listeners.
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A Black Woman's Contributions To The COVID-19 Vaccine May Prove Key In Overcoming Skepticism
Her work is a powerful antidote to the legacy of medical racism. -
The Case Of Elliot Page: When It Comes To Depicting People Who Are Trans, Media Matters
“My joy is real, but it is also fragile,” Page wrote of sharing his story. -
How Our Partisan Media Divide Is Fueling Republican Radicalism
The Pew list shows that hyperpolarization is a consequence of the Republican Party becoming increasingly radical, violent and undemocratic. -
Fort Hood And Boy Scouts of America Show How Toxic Culture Breeds Sexual Abuse
After cataloging a litany of abuses, Fort Hood investigators concluded that "a toxic culture was allowed to harden and set.” -
Celebrating Black Santa Season In The Age Of COVID
Here’s wishing you a holiday season filled with Black Santa joy. -
Why I'm A Vaccine Volunteer: Doing What Needs To Be Done
I come from people who did what needed to be done when faced with personal or community crisis. And I have a long history of experience with vaccines.So,… -
History Has Me Hesitant About The Coronavirus Vaccine
There's a long, ugly history of experimenting on Black bodies. That has given many a reason to be distrustful. -
IMHO: Real Christmas Trees Are Really The Only Option
Jim Braude shares his thoughts on the importance of real Christmas trees, this year more than ever.
