‘Black Women Need to Be Recognized for the Work They Do’: A Conversation With Ijeoma Oluo
The writer discusses her new book, and what all of us can do to combat racism
Philadelphia Announces It Will Decriminalize Marijuana
Though the office will no longer charge possession, those who are caught selling or delivering marijuana will still be charged.
Reports of Sexual Assault Have Nearly Doubled at West Point
There were 50 cases of sexual assault reported in the 2016–17 school, according to a new report.
High Application Fees Can Be a Significant Barrier to Naturalization
New research finds that low-income immigrants who were provided fee vouchers to cover application costs were 41 percent more likely to apply for citizenship.
The Importance of Female Role Models in the Classroom
A recent study finds that female students are more likely to enroll in an upper-level economics class if they have encountered successful women role models in that field.
Department of Justice Threatens Sanctuary Cities
The idea that sanctuary cities are a danger to residents has largely proven to be a myth.
The Best Way to Combat Anti-Muslim Bias
New research finds that directly hinting at the hypocrisy of an Islamophobic stance can make people reconsider that position.
New Oil Slicks Reported at Site of Oil Tanker Collision in East China Sea
The Sanchi oil tanker is estimated to have been carrying 8,450 barrels of bunker fuel at the time of its collision.