Now is the time for education, communication, and understanding our shared humanity.
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Leonard Pitts: Throw the book at folks who would pull ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ from classroom
Maybe then they’ll read Harper Lee’s classic, even if it makes them uncomfortable.
Greg Kesich: Stereotypes rear their ugly heads in responses to Las Vegas massacre
It’s true what Walter Lippmann wrote in 1920: ‘We define first and then we see.’
Leonard Pitts: Knee up or down, athletes with a political opinion have a right to express it
If you’re a black man in sports protesting racism and hatred, you’re judged as ungrateful or out of line.
Greg Kesich: All of us have a right to free speech, but not everyone gets to talk
The powerful can say a lot and get away with it, but most others are limited by fear of bad consequences.
NFL anthem protests evolve past Kaepernick’s original intent
When Colin Kaepernick took his first kneel, he was protesting police brutality against minorities.
Commentary: Tensions in Quebec reflect challenges faced by multicultural Canada
Can a government treat all minorities with respect and fairness while offering extra protections to the groups it deems especially worth defending?
Commentary: Strong support needed for providing for people with disabilities
As with dealing with racism in America, we need a strong commitment to empathy and compassion before we can take the right steps.
A modern approach key to teaching America’s contradictory odyssey
The Tate House Museum strives to encompass a loud, clashing version of the history it presents.
Leonard Pitts: In kneeling during anthem, NFL players are standing on principle
Professional athletes are in a position to focus attention on the nation’s sins, and some feel called to do so.