Holocaust Remembrance Day
Reading Time: 2 minutes A selection of videos that show where fascism can lead.
Delicious Turmeric and Its Amazing Healing Powers
Reading Time: 5 minutes When you cook with this magical ingredient, you become a magician!
Latinx Authors Find the Bookshelves Blocked
Reading Time: 12 minutes Latinx voices have been largely unheard in the publishing industry.
The Oneida Nation’s Winning Battle to Reclaim Its Lands
Reading Time: 4 minutes Amid the scourge of COVID-19, the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin has cause to celebrate as it claims sovereignty over land lost for generations.
Is Someone You Know Thinking of Suicide?
Reading Time: 4 minutes Within the pandemic, there is an epidemic — of suicide. And it’s affecting far too many people, maybe even someone you know. Here’s a story you need to read.
Donald Trump: ‘I Have the Best Words’
Reading Time: 6 minutes In case you missed any, see the words that inspired millions! They came from Trump, but they tell you a lot about the people who voted for him and — oh joy! — these people are still with us.
It’s a Small World After All
Reading Time: 21 minutes A new wave of international films is sweeping the globe. Netflix, Amazon Prime, HBO Max, Apple+, and Disney+ are not only changing the way we view films, they are changing the way we see the world.
Eddie Glaude Jr., James Baldwin, and Black History
Reading Time: 15 minutes Why is achieving racial equality so hard? Princeton’s Chair of the Department of African American Studies shows us why, through the lens of James Baldwin.
Steve McCurry: The Complications of Photography
Reading Time: 7 minutes Steve McCurry pursues not the objective reality that a journalist seeks to record, but rather the beauty that captures the attention and narrative imagination of the artist.
Eyewitness Accounts Shed Light on the Cruelty of Slavery
Reading Time: 18 minutes Former Chicago Sun-Times photo editor Richard Cahan shares powerful images and comments of formerly enslaved African Americans.