Has the moment for environmental justice been lost?
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Facing Trump’s proposals for cutting programs that help minorities and the poor, Democrats scramble to make up for missed opportunities to protect them. Continue Reading
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Facing Trump’s proposals for cutting programs that help minorities and the poor, Democrats scramble to make up for missed opportunities to protect them. Continue Reading
The acting U.S. Attorney in Albuquerque will hear out local black leaders and their concerns over a massive, 2016 undercover sting operation that “sent shockwaves” through the city’s black community. Continue Reading
The sting netted a highly disproportionate number of black defendants. Continue Reading
These topics are seldom at the heart, or even at the margins, of mainstream political discourse. They should be. Continue Reading
All children can thrive, if given the help they need. I’d like to see us choose to help. Continue Reading
Assault rifles, body armor, a possible kill list — but not much attention when the feds arrested a white man they said was bent on a “race war.” Continue Reading
Both the father of Sarah Stevens’ two daughters and her ex-husband ended up in prison. Now they also end up in Sarah’s comedy routines. Over at least the next four years President Donald Trump will too. Continue Reading
The violence in Great Britain after the Brexit vote might hold lessons for America. Continue Reading
The Las Cruces Public Schools Board of Education has joined the national movement to affirm a commitment to diversity and safety in response to the rhetoric of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. Continue Reading
We’ve been here before. We must remain open to hearing each other and vigilant about protecting those who need help. Continue Reading
The story of millennials Luz Skywalker and Zach Eason isn’t black and white. It isn’t Red or Blue. It’s messy, and it reflects the real world. Continue Reading
We must preserve the land where our families and ancestors have lived and thrived — now, and for future generations. Continue Reading
A longstanding gap remains between Latinos who can vote and those who will. Continue Reading
It’s so important to share our stories and listen to others. Continue Reading
If we really want to reduce officer-involved shootings, we have to address the issues that lead to people being on edge and desperate — society’s ills, the most challenging problems of our time, including poverty, mental illness, addiction, and structural racism. Continue Reading