Native Identity in the U.S.
Native identity... is grounded in sovereignty, citizenship, and the nation-to-nation relationship that the U.S. government itself created through treaties and laws.
Topic
Culture
A collection of 18 issues
Indigenous Peoples’ Day
The Origin of the Americas
People vs. Profit, a Corporate Divide
Part two of the three part series on power and division
Left vs. Right, a Costly Divide
Part one of the three part series on power and division
Your Voice, Your Vote
Voting is not about perfection; it’s about participation.
American Violence in Context
The first step is to recognize violence as preventable, not inevitable.
The ROI of Social Programs
Investing in social programs isn’t charity. It’s a strategy.
Masculinity Isn’t the Problem
The tension comes from hypermasculinity, the version that treats dominance, emotional withdrawal, and constant control as the only acceptable ways to be a man.
Gun Ownership in the U.S.
Our Rights, Our Fears, and the Path Forward.
Remnants of Slavery Embedded in the U.S. Prison System
With over 1.8 million people imprisoned, the U.S. has more of our citizens incarcerated than any other nation. This system is shaped by decades of legislation and cultural shifts and intersects with issues of labor, race, and economics.