Cynthia 's Articles
Abolish Death Penalty in 4 Simple Steps
In the aftermath of Troy Davis, activists say they're closer than ever.
Is Rural Broadband Really So Urgent?
The FCC says expanding Internet infrastructure aids the "have-nots." Civil rights groups disagree.
The High Cost of Being an EPA Whistleblower
How an agency employee spoke out against government corruption, faced retaliation and triumphed.
What Has Obama Done for Poor People?
He's done a lot, says the White House in a new report. Anti-poverty advocates weigh in on their progress.
Anita Hill Defends Her Legacy
Two decades after her seismic testimony, she doesn't shy away from talking about it.
The Trouble With Transportation Jobs
Obama says that infrastructure jobs will lift up the unemployed, but do they leave blacks behind?
Copying the Harlem Children's Zone in DC
As Obama's Promise Neighborhood idea gains ground, a local leader shares the trials and triumphs.
Black Caucus Speech: What Did Obama Mean?
Amid a backlash for his tone with black folks, experts analyze his strange remarks.
A New Age for the Black Caucus
A new young staff, helmed by Rep. Emanuel Cleaver II, hopes to give the CBC fresh relevance.
Failing Schools: Not About Poverty, Parents
It boils down to one thing, says educator Steve Perry: teachers' unions.
