Access to Reproductive Rights Depends on Us

Access to Reproductive Rights Depends on Us

The November 7 elections affirmed something we already knew: a solid majority of people in the United States support people’s right to an abortion and the larger right to make their own decisions about their bodies and their healthcare. In the typically “red” states...
Kehinde Wiley’s “An Archeology of Silence”

Kehinde Wiley’s “An Archeology of Silence”

The death of Black people at the hands of police continues with a horrifying regularity in the U.S. The killing continues in spite of numerous protests and promises from politicians to end police brutality. Kehinde Wiley’s exhibit, “An Archeology of...
Painkiller Review: The Evil of Big Pharma

Painkiller Review: The Evil of Big Pharma

The Netflix mini-series Painkiller depicts the grim tragedy of the opioid crisis caused by Purdue Pharma. It pulls no punches revealing how the Sacklers, a family of wealthy business owners, actively marketed OxyContin to patients experiencing mild to severe pain,...
Sioux Claim a Victory in the Fight against U.S. Occupation

Sioux Claim a Victory in the Fight against U.S. Occupation

An area of land in Minnesota that was stolen from indigenous Sioux tribes (also known as Dakota) is now being returned to native control, though the process will take years to complete. Upper Sioux Agency State Park was the burial site of Sioux ancestors who died...