Peace and Justice
This 86-year-old civil rights leader believes reconciliation is the only way forward.
Rights for many intelligent animals could hinge on a one-word edit in a law dictionary.
This June marks the 74th anniversary of the Zoot Suit Riots, a series of weeklong race riots that swept Los Angeles in the summer of 1943. The spirit lives on today.
France (and many of the world’s governments) has figured out that the only way to secure democracy is to require an electoral majority.
Students learn about the front lines of global warming and how to be climate activists.
“At their heart, her stories were about the religious freedom, sovereignty, and human rights sought by Indigenous people everywhere.”
From the Current Issue
Why We Are Driven to Search for the Truth
It’s something we struggle to see more clearly, to realize day to day, to make more real in our lives. And that’s always messy business.
From the Current Issue
The documentary dates the problem to the war on drugs and the establishment of mandatory minimum sentences.
All along the Pacific Coast, environmentalists are gearing up for an epic fight.
Trump has gone to Congress to make his case for Paul Ryan’s plan, but polls show the Affordable Care Act is still more popular.
From the Current Issue
In One of the Nation’s Most Conservative Places, A Sanctuary City
Advocates in Santa Ana mobilize to educate, assist, protect, and inspire undocumented residents.
For these churches, giving protection to immigrants is no longer a matter of if, but when. And what will happen if ICE comes to their doors?
For people of color to be seen as fully American, we are often forced to denounce parts of our identities.
The social justice implications of spitting into a test tube.
