(THE CONVERSATION) Social media is often blamed for stoking violence. But it can play a positive role by drawing attention to atrocities – both past and present – which research suggests can make them ...

In March 2026, a question that still surfaces in family courts, therapist offices, and church parking lots across the country ...

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For the 61st anniversary of Bloody Sunday, we're reminding you what the Selma marches were all about.

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When April Gable talks about food insecurity, she doesn’t begin with statistics or policy. She begins with dignity. “Food insecurity is not just about empty cupboards,” said the 25-year-old, who is ...