Rights and Democracy
A Future for Homeownership
How community-controlled land and housing could save the American dream.
Three Cheers for a Frugal Brooklyn Legal Secretary
But those life-affirming tales of modest multi-millionaires can reinforce a troubling message.
Unlearning Racial Bias Takes Time, But It’s Worth It
Starbucks closed its stores for one day to talk about race. Real learning takes years.
Trump’s Drug Price Reforms Amount to a ‘Sugar-Coated Nothing Pill’
The president says he wants to lower drug prices, but Big Pharma isn’t fooled.
Questioning War is a Civic Duty. Why Do So Few Do It?
Politicians and businesses want you to think questioning war disrespects veterans like me. They’re wrong.
Big Pay Gaps Are Bad for Business
Would you do your best work for a CEO who pulls in 5,000 times your own salary?
Don’t Privatize Veterans’ Health Care
Despite bad headlines, VA medical centers produce better health outcomes than for-profit facilities — and for less.
America’s Treatment of Palestinians Has Grown Horrendously Cruel
No words can describe the anger and anguish I feel as a Palestinian in America watching this unfold.
War and Moral Injury
Veterans often wrestle with the things they’ve done in war. When will ordinary Americans do the same?
Our Immigration Debate Needs a Lot More Humanity
We should be able to debate immigration policy without calling people “animals” or disparaging the poor.
