Maybe the key question is really voter turnoff — not turnout
It’s time our candidates and parties thought about those voters who don’t vote and asked themselves why. And it’s time our media did the same.
Arvonne Fraser
Civil Rights Act of ’64: celebrating anniversaries and questioning progress
Women and African-Americans have made much progress. But there is still much more to be done before we are considered and treated as equal citizens.
Kate Millett: She paved the way for the rest of us
Despite unfavorable, often mocking, media attention to Millett and feminists in general, the movement flourished.
New partnerships emerging in politics and government
Once barriers are broken, cultures change. What was unusual becomes normal, albeit unsettling to those who dislike change.
Balancing work and family: Life is long and full of choices
It’s about time this country recognized that today, for 99 percent of us, the economically successful family with children needs two incomes.
