“Many people are under the impression that homework is something that has to be done”

Thirty-six percent of tipped workers employed in eateries, nail salons and car washes rely on food stamps, soup kitchens and Medicaid

Progressive parents and educators are fighting to make sex ed inclusive, informative and relevant

“Anything to Avoid a Scandal”

Laws remain on the books in more than 30 states making the possible transmission of HIV a criminal act punishable by fines, incarceration or both

A look at proposed cuts to civil legal services

Fifty years later, a new Poor People’s Campaign connects religious faith to social justice

In Motion provides a vivid glimpse of a world that no longer exists

Since 2013, 56 religiously affiliated colleges and universities in 26 states have been granted Title IX exemptions, and more applicants are in the pipeline

Hard Choices is a fascinating glimpse into 21st-century politics that affirms Clinton as a conventional player whose administration—should she choose to run for president, and should she win—will be little different from the administrations of her male predecessors