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Two leading candidates to chair grooming gangs inquiry revealed

A former police officer and a social worker are the leading candidates to chair the government's national inquiry into grooming gangs, Sky News has learned.

What Feminist Wins Can Teach Us About Immigration

Past feminist policy victories can guide the way toward more humane and effective immigration reform. The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) of 1994 is a prime example—its architects successfully integrated immigration protections for women into a broader effo…

'Did racism stop my dad becoming Football League's first black referee?'

The stepson of a London referee fears he lost out on the top job due to racial discrimination.

Democrats Have One Brutal Path to Survival if the Supreme Court Kills the Voting Rights Act

Congress could become even less diverse, as racial minorities in blue states would have fewer opportunities to elect the representatives of their choice.

Vance Jumps to Defense of 'Young Boys,' Aged 24-35, Who Praised Hitler in GOP Group Chat

Since the killing of far-right activist Charlie Kirk last month, Vice President JD Vance has led the charge among right-wing politicians who have railed against "left-wing extremists" and what he has claimed is a "network" of advocacy groups that foment and p…

Government to tackle antisemitism and other racism in the NHS

The government takes urgent action to tackle antisemitism and other forms of racism in the NHS.

Secrets of Happiness

So I might be the happiest human being on the planet. How and why? Some honest thoughts: First, I think this is like an insanely huge one, the criticality of this new big thought: trying to get 12 hours of sleep a night. At first I think a lot of people thoug…

Minneapolis Schools Call Capitalism a ‘Pillar of White Supremacy’ in Required Courses

"a pillar of white supremacy alongside slavery and genocide" The post Minneapolis Schools Call Capitalism a ‘Pillar of White Supremacy’ in Required Courses first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion.

How Self-Satire Can Act as Catharsis

Satire is often the most elegant way to interrogate society’s excesses, its shortcomings, its inequities, and its self-aggrandizement. Great satire hits a nerve. The use of humor may seem to soften the blow, but it lands a blow nonetheless on

‘High Wire’ Director Calif Chong on Stephen Chow Dreams, BFI London Film Festival Premiere and Making Immigration Funny

When Calif Chong was growing up in a working-class Hong Kong household, no one in her family went to the cinema. But Stephen Chow’s comedies changed everything for her. “I thought, oh my God, if I could become the female version of Stephen Chow, how cool woul…

Newsom vetoes several reparations bills, signs others

Gov. Gavin Newsom has vetoed several bills that were part of the statewide reparations effort.The vetoed bills are related to university admissions, home buying and unjust property seizures.This comes days after Newsom signed Senate Bill 518 to establish a st…

Whitney Cummings Says Criticism of Riyadh Comedy Festival Is Racist and Hypocritical

Cummings defends the Saudi people while taking money from the Saudi government

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