LZ Granderson

For the president who said, 'I love the poorly educated,' information is an existential threat.

Shielding sex traffickers of children is not politics as usual. It reveals a moral crisis.

Why did Harris lose? A lot of single-issue voters just want a champion for their white supremacist worldview.

The president is testing how much he can erode Americans' rights. But why now? What is he worried about?

Ours is a history in which robber barons used the promise of belonging to splinter the poor into warring factions. Sound familiar?

Under him, the Pittsburgh Steelers never had a losing season. Why would anyone need more proof of his greatness than that?

That was true in Los Angeles in 1960. That was true in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 6, 2021. That is true all over America today.

The reluctance of the top 1% to use their vast resources to protect democracy has left many of us feeling powerless, even hopeless.

Beware of myth as we approach the nation's 250th year. The true threat to America has always been a white supremacist worldview.

Trump's defenders keep raising the most overused word in American politics today.

Was I wrong to take my elementary-age son to the 'Kill Bill' movies when they came out? Two decades later, we have an answer.

Former and current athletes have created a generation of podcasts that eliminate the traditional gatekeepers and deliver virtually unfiltered perspectives.

Sports-TV debates and legalized gambling are drowning out the love of the games.