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The recent decision by major donor-advised fund sponsors (Fidelity and Vanguard) to freeze grants to the Southern Poverty Law Center is not just a bureaucratic policy dispute. It is a...

Dolores Huerta’s recent public statement about César Chávez is not just a historic revelation. It is a moral intervention. After decades of silence, Huerta said she was sexually abused by Chávez and explained that she had stayed quiet because she believed speaking out might harm the farmworker movement they helped build. She has made clear that her silence was rooted in protection of the cause, not absence of harm. That distinction matters. It matters politically, institution

There are voices you don’t just hear—you carry. Andrea Gibson was one of those voices. A poet, a warrior and a weaver of radical tenderness. They didn’t just write poems—they wrote blueprints for how to feel more fully, how to witness pain and joy without flinching. Their passing has left a tear in the fabric of many hearts, mine included. And yet, their legacy continues to pulse with life.