Articles Dr. King's Legacy Isn't Just a Dream. It's Denouncing War, Poverty, and Injustice William KatzJan 19, 2014
Articles Why Do Some People Keep Insisting We're Post-Racial? We have a long history of advocating for 'traditional values,' especially when those values have racial animosity at their core.William KatzDec 13, 2013
Articles Who in the Middle East Would Jesus Bomb? Neither side in Syria has refrained from waging a brutal war on men, women, and children.William KatzSep 14, 2013
Articles Oliver Law: Integrating the Military and Our Hearts You know Colin Powell's name. You should know Oliver Law's, too.William KatzJun 11, 2013
Articles An Abolitionist Finally Gets His Due: Why Tommy Lee Jones Should Win on Oscar Night Thaddeus Stevens has been trashed in classrooms, textbooks, and movies. Tommy Lee Jones' portrayal of him in "Lincoln" finally gets it right.William KatzFeb 25, 2013
Articles Slavery-Era Solutions For Modern Problems? Emory's President Thinks So The Three-Fifths Compromise as political genius? Makes you wonder where Emory University President James Wagner went to school.William KatzFeb 24, 2013
Articles Teaching Outside the Textbook: From 'The Abolitionists' to a Two-Term Black President Most children—and adults—learn little if anything about Abolitionism and its many heroes.William KatzJan 27, 2013
Articles The Emancipation Proclamation Story That Should Be Taught in Schools The real emancipation story offers useful lessons about people power during a time of slavery and for today.William KatzJan 12, 2013
Articles The Inconvenient Truth About 'Lincoln' "Honest Abe," along with many known and unknown black Americans and their white allies, failed to make Lincoln's final cut.William KatzJan 03, 2013