In 2004, Marvin Heemeyer ran a bulldozer through his small Colorado town. While he is sometimes remembered as a right-wing hero who stood up to government, the reality is that he was simply a wealthy man angered that he couldn't become even wealthier at the expense of others.

Although opera has a reputation as an antiquated pastime for rich people, this thrilling art form ought to be enjoyed by all.

Brian Kateman of the Reducetarian Foundation explains how animal rights activists can avoid alienating potential allies and can successfully persuade people to join the movement.

Doctors are ethically required to provide healthcare that is consistent with modern medical standards. If the law requires them to provide worse care—such as what’s happening with restrictive abortion laws—then the law is unjust and must simply be disregarded.

'Broken windows' policing was based on the theory that neighborhood disorder led to more serious crimes. But that theory has been entirely debunked, as law professor Bernard Harcourt explains.

The injustice of US healthcare is especially pronounced in prisons and jails, where care is denied, delayed, and inadequate and sometimes even constitutes another form of punishment.

Becoming an adult involves understanding that the world is more complicated than Good Guys versus Bad Guys. But billionaire weapons makers and political demagogues will try to convince you otherwise.

Sociology and law professor Dorothy Roberts exposes how the child protective system systematically targets poor Black families and argues that abolition of the system is necessary to stop this injustice.