Young Alabamians are the ones who will pay for decades to come the $2 billion the state wants to spend on privately owned mega-prisons. Here are nine essays from nine college students across the state.
The voices of those who want an immediate or “coming soon” elimination of private insurance are more influential than ever.
This month, our country reaches a historic milestone for the vote.
With 21 parks covering about 48,000 acres of land and water in Alabama, there’s a state park within driving distance for virtually every Alabamian to safely enjoy.
The most important decision a Presidential nominee makes is choosing a running mate. For Joe Biden, he chose well.
Linn Park should be named in honor of the recently deceased Congressman and civil rights leader John Lewis and the Rev. Fred L. Shuttlesworth, leader of the Birmingham Campaign in the Civil Rights Movement.
I wish I could say that John Lewis was my friend. We should have been friends because we had so much in common.
People who succumb to cognitive dissonance view themselves as decent human beings while dehumanizing others.
Today these buildings collectively stand sentinel for a selective honoring of the past that protects us from having to confront its legacies of slavery and racism.
Jessica Furniss believes all bodies are summer bodies and deserve to be celebrated.
Yesterday, Governor Ivey walked up to the microphone and announced that mask-wearing is now mandatory statewide. This is a good beginning step by our governor. But it is not enough. Not nearly enough.
C.J. Wade talks about not being defined by childlessness.
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