June 2021

Now that the latest challenge to the ACA has been shot down, I believe we have ushered in a new mandate to expand healthcare and begin to codify that our healthcare is a universal right.

While moderate Manchin waves the flag of bipartisanship, his new, slimmed-down counter-proposal to his fellow democrats might be a waste of time.

On June 2nd of this year, on behalf of five families of LCPS students, Liberty Justice Center has brought a federal civil rights lawsuit against the school district for violating two fundamental promises of the Constitution: free speech and fair treatment.

No major piece of legislation’s path to victory is without turbulence, and the For the People Act is no different. It’s par for the course in our bicameral system, where many competing interests weigh in as Congress considers a bill.

My hope in writing this is to give the reader a sense of how my attitudes about race were impacted in surprising and unexpected ways.

Democracy, it turns out, is not imperative – winning is.

If President Biden truly has his fingers on the pulse of American public opinion, he’ll recognize that Americans want this problem dealt with, but not with live bullets.

We haven’t even yet reached the traditional summer spike in crime, and yet major U.S. cities are already experiencing historic murder rates after 2020 saw a 33% increase in homicides. 

The Black vaccine hesitancy narrative is nothing more than a cover-up for the failure of elected officials to plan for mass vaccinating communities of color.

Now more than ever, as the world starts to return to work and other life activities, the prevalence of separation anxiety has the potential to reach epidemic proportions.