More Women Of Color Are Getting Elected As District Attorneys, But Can They Stay There?
Why We Can't Rush to Judgement in the Freddie Gray Case: A Prosecutor's POV
When it comes to fighting for justice, rioting isn't the answer. Here's why.
What Do We Tell Our Sons About Interacting With Police?
“It’s not about assigning blame on the victims’ actions. It’s about arming our young people with knowledge that could help save them in the future.”
The Jordan Davis Case: A Prosecutor's Point of View
I am a prosecutor. I am also African American. Both define who I am and how I see things; I embrace this wholeheartedly. And now it's time for some real talk.
Preparing for the Unthinkable: Lessons from Jahi McMath
Jahi McMath is the thirteen-year-old California girl who's tonsil surgery turned brain dead condition has sparked a nationwide debate about life support and who should have the last word on the fate of our loved ones.
Shopping While Black: What to Do If It Happens to You
Retailers like Barneys and Macy's have come under fire in recent weeks surrounding racial profiling incidents. Here's how to protect yourself this holiday season.