Sunday Commentary: White Fragility Underlies the Debate over District Elections
For years, I heard complaints from people of color, both seeing it on surveys and hearing it…
For years, I heard complaints from people of color, both seeing it on surveys and hearing it…
Milo Comes to Liberal UC Davis Prior to the arrival of Milo Yiannopoulos there was a sequence…
Yesterday one of our posters posted a poll from Rasmussen Reports from last September that found that…
Two separate police shootings on Tuesday and Wednesday led to a series of protests across the country,…
This morning I caught the headline of an op-ed in the Bee by Ben Boychuk, “Protests by…
This week a New York Times/CBS News Poll found that nearly 60 percent of Americans, heavy majorities…
The political story was a standoff over the nomination of Loretta Lynch to fill longtime Attorney General…
We have written a lot on the issue of the police and minority relations in the aftermath…
“Nonviolence is a powerful and just weapon. which cuts without wounding and ennobles the man who wields…
In the wake of Ferguson, we have had a nationwide discussion on issues focusing on police accountability…
One of the more interesting findings in the aftermath of Ferguson is not that blacks and whites…
While some have complained that the President overreached by using the executive order route to address immigration…
One of the more interesting surprises this election was when I was invited to cover State Superintendent…
We interrupt this coverage of the elections for a bit of reality that seems more like unreality….