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.
At the start of this school year, a white male student at Gettysburg College used a…
Another school shooting. Another atrocity. Another community traumatized by the deaths of children and those…
The “beautiful moment of sisterhood” at the 2024 Olympics last month expressed in the globally renowned…
Whether we are teachers, performers, or CEOs, we all function less well when our audience…
“The smirk of a male who’s (sic) knows he’s protected by a misogynist sporting establishment…
In many countries like China and the U.S., retirement is increasingly becoming a distant vision, even for the old.…
Since the announcement of President Joe Biden’s endorsement, Vice President Kamala Harris has gained incredible momentum…
“Summertime and the livin’ is easy”; but summertime is not easy for us as we…
The recent New York Times headline questioning whether the $190 billion provided to districts and schools…
With graduation ceremonies concluded at campuses across the country, state and national leaders are dismantling…
As we approach the Fourth of July, I find myself reflecting on another, lesser-known celebration:…
If as a society we are to author a brighter multiracial future than the one to which we seem headed, young people must lead the way.
It’s that time of year when your favorite media outlets, influencers, and even President Barack…
Despite having a safe and effective cure for hepatitis C infection, the U.S. is failing 2.4 million Americans living with it because of an outdated and unnecessarily complicated treatment system.
Recently, I found myself reading a CNN article titled, “Critical Atlantic Ocean current system is showing…
