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This job has taken me on a journey I never could have imagined while growing up in the little mill town of Hogansville, Georgia. → Read More
Juneteenth does not represent the end of slavery in America, Dahleen Glanton writes. → Read More
Joe Manchin knew he could could cause more harm to Democrats by pretending to be one, Dahleen Glanton writes. → Read More
The GOP hates spending money to improve the lives of poor Americans, Dahleen Glanton writes. → Read More
The workplace has long presented unique challenges for Black women, Dahleen Glanton writes. → Read More
Violence is not solely a policing issue, Dahleen Glanton writes. → Read More
The anti-change coalition is a powerful foe, Dahleen Glanton writes. → Read More
Gang-banging and parenting don’t mix, Dahleen Glanton writes. → Read More
Journalists of color long had accepted the crumbs handed to us, Dahleen Glanton writes. → Read More
The government is asking us to trust each other about vaccines. We don’t, Dahleen Glanton writes. → Read More
It’s disingenuous to blame the unfilled jobs entirely on the unemployed, Dahleen Glanton writes. → Read More
Dogs don’t care if they live in the White House or in a tent below Michigan Avenue, Dahleen Glanton writes. → Read More
Maybe the dreams are just stress-related, Dahleen Glanton writes. → Read More
Of course, we shouldn’t have to bribe people to take care of themselves and others, Dahleen Glanton writes. → Read More
The trouble with any dream — house, car or relationship — is they don't live up, Dahleen Glanton writes. → Read More
Saying the U.S. isn't racist relieves the GOP of any duty to address racism, Dahleen Glanton writes. → Read More
Perhaps the FBI discovered incriminating evidence against the Bidens beneath Giuliani’s laundry, Dahleen Glanton writes. → Read More
The notion that most Blacks hate the police is just another racial stereotype, Dahleen Glanton writes. → Read More
As summer approaches, we are braced for an onslaught of violence, while hoping that it isn’t as bad as the last one. → Read More
Horne paid a harsh price for simply doing what a decent human should do, Dahleen Glanton writes. → Read More