Helping and discussing are not mutually exclusive, and we must have both.

It’s not that there’s anything wrong with fashion or sassy writing, but the exclusive focus on these things gives the impression that this is a shallow movement without room for serious problems women face.

Not knowing about atrocities is a privilege afforded to the citizens of wealthy countries with imperial designs.

Like other true believers, leftwing activists are sometimes willing to sacrifice people to ideological purity. And this is one of those times.

This bright idea is far more potentially dangerous than banning shampoo in carry-on bags.

Faith is one of those standbys in times of intense trauma. It can be a community institution that allows people to come together to grieve, and it can be a destructive and abusive force that minimizes human loss for its own self-aggrandizement.

What better way to underscore what the under-privileged don’t have than to advocate taking their last crumbs away?

FEMA is to the privatization of disaster relief what charter schools are to the privatization of public education

Watching the candidates delineate slightly different – but mostly very similar – positions on domestic issues has been a frustrating feature of this campaign season.

If anyone is entitled to knowing that their attacker will never ever be able to reach them or harm them again, it’s child abuse victims like these.