Until the De Facto Ban On Kaepernick Is Lifted, The NFL's Gestures Toward Criminal Justice Reform Ring Hollow
The NFL pledge to give $89 million to criminal justice reform causes is a good start, but it's not enough.
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The NFL pledge to give $89 million to criminal justice reform causes is a good start, but it's not enough.
Donald Trump is endangering millions by emboldening anti-Muslim bigots.
Children are starving to death in Yemen, Puerto Rico is still in crisis, and Donald Trump is fixated on demanding gratitude from the father of a UCLA basketball player.
This week the Trump administration removed more than 50,000 Haitians from TPS, a program that allows them to live and work in the United States.
Imagine if Devin Kelley had been a Muslim man.
The truck attack in Manhattan underscores the cycle of violence fueled by U.S. bombing campaigns in Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and other countries.
Factually false assertions about Donna Brazile, the DNC, and WikiLeaks documents were widely spread this week by U.S. journalists.
The family of a fallen black soldier has not even been given the chance to grieve without their dignity and honesty being called into question.
Under the banner of a “just recovery” for Puerto Rico, thousands have come together to design a bold and holistic plan for the island to be rebuilt.
NBA coach Gregg Popovich has been unloading on Donald Trump — a model for how white people should be talking about the president and race.
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