The Youngest Republican Chair in State Party History Is Done With the GOP

GEN: You wrote a number of op-eds criticizing your own party, including one shortly after the…

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The Loaded Decision of Buying a Gun

Once again, I was thinking about buying a gun to cope with the possibility of having…

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LaTosha Brown Is Only Getting Started

The Black Voters Matter co-founder is organizing voters ahead of Georgia’s Senate runoffs, but her work…

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The Rise of the Class-Conscious Cinderella

With ‘The Crown’ we have a story about a young woman battling depraved aristocrats — and…

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The U.S. Should Be Paying Parents to Stay Home

Not just during the pandemic, but forever. One of the great ironies of being a mother in…

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My Mama Hasn’t Spoken in Two Years, But I Want her to Know Trump Lost

Racism robs black women like her while uplifting selfish men like Trump. I wish I could hear…

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What Will White Women Do?

Seeking power for its own sake leads to a pecking order, not progress. In my group texts…

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Black Property Ownership Has Always Been a Myth in This Country

In the early 1800s in New York, political enfranchisement for freed Black people was directly determined…

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We All Deserve Equal Access to Healthcare

I was close to 30 years old by the time I completed my medical training. My…

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‘We Know That All Schools and Pathways Are Not Created Equal in Our Country’

Since childhood, I’ve been drawn to leadership roles and public service. My first job after college…

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The Pandemic Isn’t Forcing Moms Out of the Workforce

Let’s be crystal clear about why working mothers are suffering. On Wednesday, the Washington Post published a…

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America’s Abuse of Migrant Children Will Have Centurieslong Consequences

GEN: Why did you write Separated? Jacob Soboroff: I saw this take place in real time.…

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