Sociology

Landmark Buildings Around The World Light Up Red To Honor Christian Persecution Victims

“In so many parts of the world today, people are denied work, housing, liberty or even their life because of their religious belief."
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Why It's Harder To Take Down Sex Abusers In Washington Than In Hollywood

Politics is only part of the story.
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Nebraska: This Fight Is Not Just About The Pipeline

We must continue to promote clean, renewable energy sources that will make dirty fuels obsolete.
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Walmart Removes 'Perfect Wall Art' Posters Of Japanese-American Incarceration

The retail giant apologized, saying it failed to catch the tone-deaf products on its site.
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GOP Leaders May Want Roy Moore To Go Away, But Regular Republicans Aren't So Sure

Polls paint varying pictures on whether GOP voters think he should exit Alabama's Senate race.
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Wednesday's Morning Email: Senate Republicans Just Threw An Obamacare Bombshell Into The Tax Debate

Here's what it means for the legislation going forward.
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The Big Ask: Closing Gender Pay Gap For Creative Work Starts With Pricing

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Health Care Looks Like A Winning Issue For Democrats Again

In 2010, the passage of the ACA helped crush them in the midterms. Now the party is embracing it.
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Not All Voices Matter, And Debate Isn't A Sign Of Progress

Recent outrage expressed toward Ta-Nehisi Coates reveals our irrational celebration of debate.
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Lenin's Revolution: Red, Gay, And Almost Glorious

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