Each year, November 20th marks a day of remembrance for those who have lost their lives in acts of anti-transgender violence. Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) began in 1999 as… Read more >

A Case for Presence in the Face of Tragedy In this day and age, we’ve been programmed to assume that most news that makes the front page is usually bad… Read more >

What Does Voter Suppression Look Like in 2018? Voter suppression is deeply rooted in the history of America. From the founding fathers to Jim Crow, limiting access to voting is… Read more >

The heart is a muscle.  As such, it technically cannot be broken, but it can be crushed.  What do we say in such a heart-crushing moment in history, when our… Read more >

Pittsburgh area schools have a prison problem. No, not because school may feel like a prison, as many a teenage student may espouse. Rather, Pittsburgh area schools are paving a… Read more >