Public Voices
The OpEd Project’s Public Voices Fellowship is a national initiative to dramatically increase the public impact of our nation’s top underrepresented thinkers, and to ensure our ideas help shape the important conversations of our age.
If Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick (R) has his way, the value of a Texas university…
While there has been significant discussion on parenting school aged children during the pandemic, very…
Hollywood has recently started to keep pace with reality when it comes to portrayals of…
I remember the first time my dad was robbed. I was 8 years old. My…
Dad coughed up a few small specks of blood one morning in late November. His…
There’s been quite a bit of buzz about TV series that take a look at…
The volatile crisis in Ukraine due to escalating Russian aggression is in constant flux with…
Magha Puja, a Buddhist holiday two days after Valentine’s Day, honors the teachings of the…
As college students across the country return to class—either remotely or in person—many will be…
My father’s hand was softer than I expected – tender in a way that told…
Last week, Bloomberg shared a report based on records from a medical center in Chicago…
On a recent rainy afternoon, on the side of Nicaragua’s highest mountain, Cerro Mogotón, coffee…
“Nature teaches us harmony” “Just Transition is a principle, a process and a practice.” ~…
Recently, in response to And Just Like That…, HBO Max’s Sex and the City reboot,…
In 1953, almost a year after Brown v. Board of Education determined school segregation to be unconstitutional, Zora Neale…
