Two bills would outlaw sleeping on state land that isn’t a designated campsite. Supporters say it’s for safety. Opponents say there are better ways.
Social Justice
Russia’s Fanning of Anti-Israeli Sentiment Takes Dark Detour Into Holocaust Denialism
The war in Gaza isn’t only challenging the geopolitics of the Middle East: It is also complicating matters in Ukraine, as Russia seeks to capitalize on growing anti-Israeli sentiment in the Global South.
The war in Gaza isn’t only challenging the geopolitics of the Middle East: It is also complicating matters in Ukraine, as Russia seeks to capitalize on growing anti-Israeli sentiment in the Global South.
Whipsawed by Erratic Weather, Mountain Forest Ecosystems Under Stress
Researchers seek to understand risks climate change poses for the Blue Ridge woodlands of Western NC, while many residents experience the disruption of extreme weather.
Researchers seek to understand risks climate change poses for the Blue Ridge woodlands of Western NC, while many residents experience the disruption of extreme weather.
Black America as Canary in Coal Mine of Democracy
Panel sees peril ahead, points to rise in white supremacy, birtherism, erosion of voting rights, attacks on teaching about race, gender
Panel sees peril ahead, points to rise in white supremacy, birtherism, erosion of voting rights, attacks on teaching about race, gender
A Death Sentence: Native Americans Shut out of the Nation’s Liver Transplant System
Compared with their total number of deaths from liver disease, White people gain a spot on the transplant list almost three times more often than Native Americans, the data shows.
Compared with their total number of deaths from liver disease, White people gain a spot on the transplant list almost three times more often than Native Americans, the data shows.
The Top Three Problems Keeping Business Leaders up at Night
Economic uncertainty, talent retention and political polarization are top- of-mind for business leaders.
Economic uncertainty, talent retention and political polarization are top- of-mind for business leaders.
Hey, White People! If You Really Want to Help End Racism, You Need to Invest in Other White People (Yeah, We Know It Sounds Counterintuitive)
We must take up the long, difficult, often emotionally-exhausting work of calling them in to change.
We must take up the long, difficult, often emotionally-exhausting work of calling them in to change.
Queer in Every Career: LGBTQ+ Career & Resource Fair to Help Ohio Jobseekers Find a Rainbow of Support
The northeast Ohio event on 3/30 will feature networking resources, career training sessions and LGBTQ-affirming employers ready to hire.
The northeast Ohio event on 3/30 will feature networking resources, career training sessions and LGBTQ-affirming employers ready to hire.
New Florida Development Aims to Give Rent-Burdened Workers a Leg Up
Terms like “rent burdened” and “housing crisis” are accurate as far as they go.
Terms like “rent burdened” and “housing crisis” are accurate as far as they go.
Correcting an Injustice: Calvin Williams and Claudette Colvin
On March 2, 1955, Claudette Colvin,15-year-old Black girl, refused to give up her seat on the bus to a white woman.
On March 2, 1955, Claudette Colvin,15-year-old Black girl, refused to give up her seat on the bus to a white woman.
The SAT Is Going Digital. Here’s What to Know
The new SAT is shorter — just over two hours compared with the roughly three hours for the previous SAT and its main competitor, the ACT.
The new SAT is shorter — just over two hours compared with the roughly three hours for the previous SAT and its main competitor, the ACT.
Trauma-Informed Teaching: Creating Classrooms That Support Learning
In recent years, teachers and heritage professionals have wrestled with the question of when and how to provide alerts about materials that students or users might find difficult to navigate.
In recent years, teachers and heritage professionals have wrestled with the question of when and how to provide alerts about materials that students or users might find difficult to navigate.
This Is How Latin America Tries to Turn Its Youth Into Young Homeowners
Will young people ever own their own homes?
Will young people ever own their own homes?
Democracy and Patriotism versus Autocracy and Nationalism: This Is Not a Drill
Democracy, though, demands an educated electorate.
Democracy, though, demands an educated electorate.
America’s Small Cities Value Sustainability
As director of the city’s Office of Sustainability, Kristel Riddervold works to achieve that goal.
As director of the city’s Office of Sustainability, Kristel Riddervold works to achieve that goal.