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.
Ja’Lysia is a smart, soulful five-year-old who loves everything Frozen, plays with dolls, and strives…
In North Texas, Collin County Commissioners are passing the buck instead of collaborating with cities…
I knew 2020 would be a significant year: the decennial census, critical primaries, and a…
The constant drumbeat of news of the global pandemic of COVID-19 may render a false…
West Dallas is my home away from home. As Community Engagement Manager at Wesley-Rankin Community…
The need to recharge and unwind was in order and like many times previously, we…
These past few weeks, months, and years have been inundated with tragic stories with a…
On Saturday, Dallas police officers responded to reports on social media about a possible white…
As a child of poverty and a nonprofit professional advocating for economic opportunity and financial…
The fight for women’s rights in America is as old as our young nation. It…
Young children are told to work hard academically, and success will naturally come to you. A…
With six female veterans now standing guard (as I like to call it) on Capitol…
Imagine if you will a whirlwind of children laughing, cheering, jeering and screaming with mobile…
As Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) prepares to begin immigration raids tomorrow, my heart breaks…
Dravon Ames, Iesha Harper, and their two young children are just one more black family…
