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SocietyAugust 17, 2020
Universities Are Playing Fast and Loose With Students’ Health
Who’s really responsible for Covid-19 outbreaks when university campuses reopen?
Cynthia Greenlee
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ActivismJune 26, 2020
How to Cover an Uprising (Without Causing Harm)
Journalists are biased toward sharing information. That’s our job. But we have to recognize that doing our jobs can mean doing harm—and that part of our jobs should be editorial harm reduction.
Cynthia Greenlee
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Police and Law EnforcementJune 12, 2020
Durham Isn’t Burning, but Don’t Light a Match
In response to the protests over George Floyd’s murder, police in Durham refrained from mass arrests and violence. But that doesn’t mean that all is well in our city.
Cynthia Greenlee
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April 22, 2020
‘We Were Asking Ourselves, How Can We Support Black Farmers?’
Scenes from a pandemic: 4
Cynthia Greenlee
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Police and Law EnforcementDecember 3, 2019
Meet the Prosecutors Resisting America’s Frightening New Abortion Bans
A group of progressive attorneys is refusing to enforce new abortion laws. But in a legal landscape so hostile to choice, is deliberate inaction enough?
Cynthia Greenlee