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[ad_1] Megan Thee Stallion helped many of us get through the pandemic. It’s not just her songs, like “Savage” and “WAP,” that have provided much-needed escapism during difficult days. It’s
Read More[ad_1] Ufot added, “I’m supposed to be here. LaTosha Brown, Helen Butler, we’re supposed to be here.” She also astutely pointed out that we still live in a country where
Read More[ad_1] Moonlynn Tsai and Yin Chang just wanted to keep Asian elders safe. Near the beginning of the pandemic, during a surge of violent, racist attacks, they launched Heart of
Read More[ad_1] Following the 2020 election, Stacey Abrams was compared to George Washington. To Moses. To God. Abrams is widely credited for organizing Georgia voters and getting out the vote, in
Read More[ad_1] Amanda Gorman has had an incredible year. The 23-year-old first-ever National Youth Poet Laureate read poems at both President Joe Biden’s inauguration and the Super Bowl, stunned at the
Read More[ad_1] The vaccine pioneer protecting the world. The most powerful force in hip-hop. The TV detective campaigning for survivors in real life. The superheroes of democracy. The activists countering Asian
Read More[ad_1] In 2013—after enduring multiple professional setbacks, one denied grant after another, and a demotion at the institution to which she’d been devoted for decades—Katalin Karikó, Ph.D., walked out of
Read More[ad_1] The best advice I’ve received in my life has been from my mother who quotes Polonius in Hamlet, saying, “To thine own self be true.” She must have told
Read More[ad_1] Kerry: “Addicted”—love it. There are worse things to be addicted to than democracy building. Miss LaTosha Brown, how about you? Your aha moment. LaTosha Brown: It’s interesting. I am
Read More[ad_1] These volunteers are motivated by history and culture, by a need to serve those too long ignored by our society. This is personal work. For Nancy Pappas, the first
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