Adriana Balsamo-Gallina

What it’s like to be a Muslim in Trump’s America

November 15, 2016Conflict

Many are concerned about how President-elect Donald Trump’s campaign statements will translate into concrete policies, especially as it pertains to minorities.

Gloria Steinem says Donald Trump won’t be her president

November 9, 2016Economics

US President-elect Donald Trump greets supporters

Portraits of ‘Trump America’ missed almost all of the nuance

November 9, 2016Books

Guam’s voters tend to predict the presidency — but they have no say in the Electoral College

November 8, 2016Global Politics

Big cities seek racial justice this election season

November 7, 2016Global Politics

In the African American South, a holistic approach to fighting poverty

November 4, 2016Education

Poverty and education remain the defining issues for largely African America communities in this country.

Homelessness is a growing problem in communities on the fringes of American big cities

November 4, 2016Economics

Homelessness has traditionally been considered a big city problem, but no longer. Those and other issues feature heavily in this election.

Erik Starn, 24, a West Chester University senior

Despite a lack of racial diversity, there are still issues of integration in America’s College Towns

November 2, 2016Education

College towns are often thought of as liberal, diverse places. But that’s not always true, and issues of integration continue to be an issue.

The execution chamber at the Arizona State Prison Complex-Florence is shown.

A former executioner has become a leading advocate for ending the death penalty

October 6, 2016Conflict

Vengeance, he says, does not make good public policy.

California takes steps to punish Wells Fargo for its fake account scandal

September 29, 2016Business

Wells Fargo serves a massive portion of the American population — so its fake account scandal reaches across the country. California recently imposed stiff penalties on Wells Fargo.