Over the past year and half, one might have heard the phrase “uncomfortable truths” as a euphemism for the growing acknowledgement of the inequality baked into our country’s systems. While a rather...

Climate disasters filled this summer. Across the world in Greece, Turkey and here in the United States, wildfires have ravaged the land. In the Twin Cities, we had the hottest summer on record accompanied...

Even before the conclusion of the 2020-21 school year, the question of masking in the  upcoming year began to circulate. Parents, teachers, administrators, health professionals, and others from...

The COVID-19 vaccines were first distributed near the end of 2020, but they were not available for all Americans until May 1, 2021. Since the beginning of the distribution, there have been 249 million...