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Hate has no name. Sadly, we have to revisit this again and again. However, it is necessary to create an effective dialogue on how hate crimes can affect our country as a whole.
It's the Southern attraction and charm that reels them in.
Expressing grief and sorrow over the widespread devastation, includin of US leaders express solidarity with flood victims in Pakistan
Artists are on the front lines imaging ambiguities of our fragile Earth and its inhabitants: verbally or figuratively. Beachcombers usually experience dead Horseshoe crabs washed ashore in tangled seaweed. They walk-on in search of the perfect shell, until reading ‘Crab Wars: A Tale of Horseshoe Crabs, Ecology, and Human Health” by William Sargent.
With mass shootings (such as the high school massacre in Oxford, Mich.) soaring and mass murders (such as the murder-by-car at the Christmas Parade in Waukesha, Wis.) back in the headlines, a new study by two Northeastern U. criminologists sheds needed light on this often confused set of topics. In “Mass Murder in America: Trends, Characteristics, Explanations, and Policy Response” in Homicide Studies, James Alan Fox and Jack Levin analyze all 448 mass murders from 2006 to 2020 and dispel some of the stereotypes that have clouded thinking upon these gruesome subjects. They define a ma...