At his Whatever.com blog, author John Scalzi, a straight white guy, explains privilege to the same group and points out that if life were a game, their default setting would be "easy."
His Morehouse gradation speech reignited the debate over his posture toward blacks.
The "no shame in my game" judge gets put on trial for misconduct.
Allegations of nepotism could haunt Clinton on the presidential campaign trail.
A Nigerian Nobel laureate wants fans of the late fellow writer to table calls for a posthumous prize.
Experts say that flaws in the system punish poor parents and motivate others to have kids for money.
Race Manners: Maybe your friends' pets are doing you a favor? At least now your social circle can't ignore race.
Show Me the Numbers: Graduation speakers often opt for tough love. Here's what they should say instead.
She Matters: This writer wishes someone had told her these things at her commencement.
