Mass Shootings

Jacksonville killings refocus attention on the city’s racist past and the struggle to move on

To be Black during the most American week

After a police killing and a slew of mass shootings, being American means having an uncomfortable relationship with violence

In times of crisis, government needs to speak our language

Whether it’s after a mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas, or throughout a pandemic, accessing information in languages other than English is a necessity for any city

After shootings in Buffalo and Texas, it’s clear dark days require deep love

It’s easy to feel numb after witnessing such violence, but we can’t let that happen if we want to create a better world

How tragedy forced me to recognize my true identity

Choosing how to identify myself has always been an internal battle

Two weeks after the Atlanta spa shootings, there’s still a lot to talk about

Stereotypes, erasure and white supremacy: Sound familiar?

Daily Dose: 11/9/17

O.J. Simpson gets kicked out of a Vegas hotel

Artist Carrie Mae Weems talks ‘Grace Notes,’ patriarchy and punching Nazis

Spoiler alert: She’s cool with it

Ex-police chief David Brown recalls shootings of Dallas police officers following Black Live Matters event in his new book ‘Called To Rise’

He was credited with bringing peace after the ambush last July 7