Is this really the best we can do?
Marty Levine June 13, 2022 Every one of my news feeds flashed alerts on Sunday that a bipartisan group of 20 Senators had reached agreement on what they described...
It is not for us to finish the work; but neither are you at liberty to neglect it.
Marty Levine June 13, 2022 Every one of my news feeds flashed alerts on Sunday that a bipartisan group of 20 Senators had reached agreement on what they described...
Marty Levine June 8, 2022 Why is our democracy unable to tackle the difficult problems that confront us? Why are we facing today so many of the same challenges...
Marty Levine June 2, 2022 With the horror of children and teachers being shot down in Uvalde, Texas still fresh in our psyches and the horror of the killing...
Marty Levine June 1, 2022 The business of government is done in the dry words of lawyers and bureaucrats, words that belie their real-life consequences they have on our...
Marty Levine May 26, 2022 In a May 18 release, headlined “Some Nakba Day Events Descend into Support for Violence, Antisemitism,” the ADL provided a textbook example of the...
Marty Levine May 20, 2022 Income and wealth inequality are subjects that I have returned to again and again over the last eight years. I have lamented how our...
Marty Levine May 12, 2022 The leak of Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito’s draft decision telling us that a five-justice majority appears ready to overturn Roe v. Wade, taking...
Marty Levine May 6, 2022 Antisemitism is a concern. When a man, woman, or child is attacked because they are a Jew, the hate behind the violence must not...
Marty Levine April 28, 2022 Last week, scanning the Chronicles of Philanthropy’s daily update email, I was drawn to a story titled “Audacious Project Awards $900 Million to 9...
Wealth Inequality Is the Problem. Marty Levine April 22, 2022 To commemorate Tax Day (April 15) in the United States, Oxfam America’s Vice President of Advocacy Alliances and Policy...