Malcolm X shocked Americans with his inflammatory rhetoric — but they couldn’t quite get enough of what he had to say. A half-century after his death, what lessons can we glean from his life?
The Myth of Malcolm X
Mea Culpa: The Moment Each Top Democratic Candidate Cost Themselves the Nomination
With the number of candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination narrowing, what moments will be responsible for the failure of each remaining candidate’s campaign?
The Unintentional Death of the Grassroots Campaign
Faced with a swarm of potential 2020 candidates, the DNC foolishly changed its debate qualifications.
Inside the Electoral College: A Fight for the People’s Voice
In the new technological era of shared information, American citizens are better educated on our country’s issues than ever before. But are our voices truly being represented within the Electoral College?
Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen: The 2020 Democratic Primary
With a field of candidates larger than any in recent history, the Democratic 2020 primary presents unforeseen challenges to party unity before a critical election.
