
Walter Mosley mines identity and notions of right and wrong in ‘John Woman’
The prolific author's latest novel is a little bit crime story, and also a meditation on history, identity, power and sex. Mosley will discuss "John...
The prolific author's latest novel is a little bit crime story, and also a meditation on history, identity, power and sex. Mosley will discuss "John...
Slavery was at the center of America’s birth, fueled economic growth and claimed millions of lives in a war that threatened the country’s survival. Explore...
Here in Seattle, attorney Jeffrey Coopersmith has spent decades collecting thousands of items that document America’s history. These artifacts, Coopersmith says, “explain so much about...
After more than 36 years at The Times, Jerry Large reflects on his time here and thanks readers before he heads off to retirement.
Injustices that caused strong reactions to the death of MLK 50 years ago today may look different but, sadly, are still present in our community.
Students are not only marching, but looking to be active voters for gun control, and that could be what it takes to get past barriers...
A new study, Race and Economic Opportunity in the United States, is more powerful than some previous work because it examines what hinders or helps...
Booker, who died last month, is credited with a long list of firsts for a black man. The firsts are something to celebrate, but also...
A passion for history’s important stories led to the creation of an online repository that tells the stories of some of those interned families.
Among readers, the ideological arguments about guns continue, but more people see this as a time to reduce violence by controlling access to guns.