Karen Tumulty: The double standard of Harris being in charge
Women are expected to conform to gender norms as warm nurturers, even as they break the mold.
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Ed DeLaney: Gerrymandering made way for Republican in-fighting
Gerrymandering has allowed a modest-sized majority to convert itself to a supermajority.
Star Parker: The cost of Biden’s big government? Freedom
If what Biden wants is opportunity for every American, government policy should aim to encourage economic growth.
Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: Something needs to be done about city’s murder rate
Had someone had better aim, or had Indianapolis not had a really good medical infrastructure, our murder numbers would be a lot higher.
Google delays return to office, mandates vaccines
Various government agencies already have announced demands for all their employees to be vaccinated, but the corporate world so far has been taking a more measured approach, even though most lawyers believe the mandates are legal.
Sen. Rodric Bray: Public input and transparency are key to redistricting
I commit to Hoosiers the Indiana General Assembly, which is constitutionally charged with the duty of drawing the congressional and state legislative maps, will redistrict in a public and transparent way that meets all legal requirements and serves Hoosiers well.
Rep. Ed DeLaney: In redistricting, Republicans won’t chance losing
The supermajority ignores Democrats’ ideas, does not debate and votes as a bloc.
Claire Fiddian-Green: New approach is needed to address K-12 equity gaps
Isn’t it time we acknowledge that what we have been doing to close K-12 equity gaps isn’t working?
Dr. Richard Feldman: We’re paying the price for COVID-19 mistakes
High rates of immunization would almost completely halt the delta wave and discourage newer variant development.
Deborah Daniels: Vaccines are not just a matter of personal choice
There is no way to beat this pandemic if we cannot get the vast majority of our population vaccinated.
Michael Leppert: Virus continues to prey on our greatest weaknesses
The problem is not even really about vaccines or masks. It’s about selfishness, which is much harder to solve.
Karen Celestino-Horseman: America needs to come together to fight COVID
If a second lockdown is imposed, it will not be pretty.
Jennifer Wagner: Moving the needle on mental health requires funding
Therapy as a preventive measure is expensive, but it’s worth every penny to have what has been described to me as a ‘paid friend.’
Dana Black: Some members of Congress have no integrity
I’m utterly baffled by the behavior and commentary of some elected officials, news personalities and other fellow Americans.
Jim Shella: Good leaders will look for answers about Jan. 6
Jan. 6 is a political loser for the GOP and they want it to go away.
Pierre Atlas: Cuba’s repressive regime faces its people
Indeed, there is nothing democratic about Cuba.
Shariq Siddiqui: Collaboration for Muslim not-for-profits is hard but key
Not-for-profit collaborations are difficult and require operational resources.”
Curt Smith: The conservative, protestant church is struggling
Believers … can and will band together to make sure religious liberty, free speech and free association remain the norm in America.
Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: When people start talking crazy, call them out
I got my first real taste of an attitude I found offensive and more detrimental than any racism white people could perpetuate.
Brad Rateike: Succession planning is important in politics
No elected officials are guaranteed a second (or more) term, and the political appointees on their staff are not guaranteed jobs.