This week, New York Magazine posted an article called "12 Young People on Why They Probably Won't Vote," that profiled a group of millennials under the age of 30 who have either never voted before, or are so fed up with politics that they won't start now. Here are some of these ...read more

• By Jeremy Fassler
  Nov 2, 2018

Having grown up with many black friends in London, I remember noticing at a certain age that they were treated differently by authority figures. At 13 or 14, my black friends were always disproportionately targeted by teachers for causing trouble, eyed suspiciously whenever we ...read more

• By Ben Cohen
  Oct 16, 2018

I didn’t watch the Super Bowl last night. My allegiance doesn’t lie with the New England Patriots or the Philadelphia Eagles. My concern is with the hyper-masculinity that is celebrated and rewarded within the sport so many people love... To continue reading this article, please ...read more

• By Michele Zipp
  Dec 20, 2018

by Justin Rosario There are a lot of white people that still seem confused as to why Black Lives Matter exists much less why it's such a large and growing movement. After ignoring the pleas of the black community to curb police violence for decades (centuries?), the country is ...read more

• By Guest Contributor
  Sep 25, 2016

On Sunday morning, Hillary Clinton had a great opportunity to fix former President Bill Clinton's massive cock-up when he defended Hillary's 1996 use of the term "Superpredators" by accusing activists of defending murderers. She could have said "I've already apologized for a ...read more

• By Tommy Christopher
  Nov 9, 2018

This week afforded a great opportunity that was, of course, squandered by the mainstream media, as coverage of the #BlackLivesMatter protesters who disrupted former President Bill Clinton's speech in Philadelphia on Thursday mainly centered around the moments of conflict, when ...read more

• By Tommy Christopher
  Nov 9, 2018