Elite media are interested in abortion as an issue, but it is not understood as a human right but rather as a partisan football.

A new website uses critical race theory as a prism to explore the range of threats to multi-racial democracy and our ability to fight for it.

"If it bleeds, it leads" journalism lets news outlets look as though they're tracking an important event in real time.

Who pays taxes, how much, and why? We revisit two conversations about tax policy racism and taxing the rich on this week's show.

The Philadelphia Inquirer's "A More Perfect Union" project is aimed at examining racism in US institutions, including media institutions.

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Will we keep having a Supreme Court justice declaring himself "one being" with a spouse who declares the 2020 election an "obvious fraud"?

It's a good time to recall that we had a war in this country in which many people declared that they cared more about white supremacy.

Yemen is not a rhetorical device. It's a country of human beings in crisis.

Economic pressure is presented as a way of avoiding violence. But there's a problem with seeing sanctions as an alternative to war.