Pierre Atlas: Republicans are playing a dangerous game
My fear is that their inflammatory—and knowingly false—rhetoric could incite right-wing extremist groups or lone wolves to commit acts of political violence.
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Brad Rateike: Let’s add some flexibility into our holiday schedules
Instead of spouses fighting over which side of the family to see, you could have multiple options.
Marshawn Wolley: Black business owners need to have voices heard
All business owners are problem-solvers, and Black business owners are no different.
Una Osili: Data, funding can ensure fair vaccine distribution
Countries will require comprehensive, timely and high-quality data to address the challenges of vaccine delivery effectively.
Jim Shella: Trump doesn’t deserve credit for COVID vaccine
Politicians will always look for ways to take credit for the work of others.
Dr. Richard Feldman: Don’t be the last to be killed in this war
For a few more months, follow mask-wearing, social-distancing and hand-sanitization recommendations, and avoid high-risk situations.
Deborah Daniels: Be selfless—wear a mask
I have continued to be puzzled and disturbed by the resistance of many people to wearing masks as we face a deadly pandemic of staggering proportions.
Claire Fiddian-Green: We must plan now to address learning losses
It has become increasingly clear that K-12 student learning outcomes will be affected by COVID-19.
Curt Smith: Hispanic voters are fueling pro-life candidates
Hispanics are religious practitioners, with 70% or more identifying as Catholic or evangelical protestant.
Jennifer Wagner: Five ways to make 2021 a better year
We need empathy … like we’ve never needed it before if we’re ever going to rebuild trust in one another and in our political system.
Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: Social media, free speech and censorship
I believe in the free marketplace of ideas and that competing ideas can keep each other in check.
Karen Celestino-Horseman: An example to live by
When I get anxious, I remind myself that I have a roof over my head, food on my table and, for now, a paycheck. All I have to do is move forward, one day at a time. No more, no less.
Cindy Simon Skjodt: ABA, NBA merger highlight of recent decades
Two of the greatest recent trends in Indianapolis are the inclusion of women in decision-making roles and the diversity in positions of power and politics.
Andre Carson: Small businesses have driven culture, economy
They provide an avenue for every Hoosier to find purpose and success, regardless of his or her background.
40 ideas: More suggestions for improving health in central Indiana
Making mental health treatment a community priority, planting gardens at libraries and publicizing community health stats are ideas readers suggested for improving health in central Indiana.
Letter: Trump does deserve some credit for vaccine
The federal government created an expedited pathway that lowered the cost of development to the pharmaceutical companies, guaranteed them a market to sell their product, and therefore it was a team effort.
IBJ promotes Weidenbener to editor, puts new emphasis on investigative reporting
Managing Editor Lesley Weidenbener has been elevated to the top spot in the newsroom, while Editor Greg Andrews transitions to a role focusing on investigative reporting for IBJ while continuing to write a column.
Pierre Atlas: Elected leaders incited insurrection and terrorism
Trump and his minions have “blood on their hands.”
Mark Messmer: Businesses need COVID-19 immunity to fully recover
This immunity does not apply if the party engages in gross negligence or willful or wanton misconduct.
Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: State lawmakers need to get on the pot (sort of)
A lot of states waited until after they legalized pot to come up with rules. Indiana can be ahead of the game.