Andray Domise

Social media offers a vision of connectedness, writes Andray Domise—but it cannot replace the real-life connections we need to make time for

Opinion: Doug Jones may have defeated Roy Moore in their Senate race, but Alabama’s electoral history is still marked by efforts to frustrate the Black vote

From Justin Trudeau to John Horgan, Canadian politicians are failing to take action to back up their talk, writes Andray Domise

A scream once derailed a presidential campaign. Now, Trump is cruising past his senior aide’s guilty plea. No help is coming, writes Andray Domise

Across the West, mainstream politicians have preached centrist compromise, but the cracks are showing and a reckoning is due.

Andray Domise on the two nations’ brutal, ruinous record in Haiti, and why it must inform how asylum seekers are being treated today

Opinion: Evangelicals have positioned themselves as America’s moral compass for decades. But many are long due for a hard look in the mirror.

Some CFL athletes, both past and present, explain why they stand with Colin Kaepernick and National Football League players who take a knee

Opinion: The social-media network has come under fire, as some users start to abandon it—but despite its many flaws, it may still be the best thing on the Internet

Andray Domise: When Black Americans get political, they’re punished—an oppression reinforced by deputized everyday citizens and silence