Opinions P.M.: White Americans, your lack of imagination is killing us
The District's new racial justice future; Police in the U.S. are abusing tear gas and rubber bullets in possible violations of international law; A president few want to hear from; Trump's failures of leadership keep compounding; Lindsey Graham isn't even pretending to be the good guy anymore; How the trauma of the pandemic can inspire personal growth; In India, the pandemic is cover for Modi's war on journalists; Civil rights history tells us who loses when schools are closed; SpaceX's success is one small step for man, one giant leap for capitalism; Trump is in a free fall — for now; America once again finds itself farther away from the goal than it likes to admit; As Trump grows more isolated and unhinged, here's what to expect from Biden; What Biden must do to meet the moment ; Here's a better way to protect our inspectors general; Burden-sharing talks are distracting Washington and Seoul from the North Korean threat; A convention that would speak to the moment; How police censorship shaped Hollywood, and how pop culture changed policing; There's overwhelming evidence that the criminal-justice system is racist. Here's the proof.
Viewing the pandemic as an unexpected trauma is a way to understand how covid-19 affects mental and emotional health — and how we all might grow through this experience.
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