Op-Ed

English-language policies in US schools are both overtly and covertly racist and discriminatory.

As a country and as a people, we have decisions to make- the very same decisions faced by those who came before us.

New research and another dose of on-the-ground reality are shredding what little credibility the rationalizers of inequality have left.

A new law in San Francisco to curb erratic scheduling practices could be the first of many.

Economic democracy inside all enterprises is our era's issue, not secondary disputes over the division of production between private and state enterprises.

Is our acceptance as normal of grotesque acts committed by our leaders not more evidence of collective psychopathology?

As an educator and a Muslim, I find this assault on knowledge deplorable.

Latin America's transition out of dictatorship hinged on two words the US would be wise to heed: “Never again.”

Delay and denial are standard operating procedures when it comes to how the government cares for vets.

A group of Afghan friends had entrusted me with a simple message: please stop killing us.