We mark the anniversary of the Civil Rights Act By Paul Katula • Jul 2, 2018 We have much to admire about a country that can elect a President Trump while professing an undying faith in civil rights.
A student from S.C. writes to Stoneman Douglas By Paul Katula • Feb 19, 2018 Students from across the nation are responding to the shooting in Fla. last week. Love, laws, and acceptance are called for.
Sotomayor calls for better civics ed By Paul Katula • Jan 25, 2018 Justice Sonia Sotomayor went to Washington (state) to tell teachers and judges the US needs to better educate good citizens.
US should upgrade sex ed, a student opines By Paul Katula • Jan 24, 2018 Incidents like Aziz Ansari's bad date or coercion, whatever it may have been, underscore the need for better sex ed in US schools.
Women around the world march to the polls By Paul Katula • Jan 20, 2018 The Women's March took place in 100s of places across the US, as women took to the streets over several important issues.
Statue commemorating national anthem defaced By Paul Katula • Jan 15, 2018 Another statue of the national anthem has been defaced in Baltimore, with the words "racist anthem" spray painted nearby.
On intertwining religion and education in high school By Paul Katula • Jan 12, 2018 Transitioning to a public high school from a religious middle school can be smooth or not. But many students keep their faith.
Maybe we turned a corner in empowering women By Paul Katula • Jan 5, 2018 The #MeToo movement isn't over yet, not by a long shot. Everywhere, including in high schools, women and men are just starting to get it.
1 in 5 prisoners foreign-born, most illegal aliens By Paul Katula • Dec 24, 2017 Federal statistics show that many of the foreign-born prisoners in US custody entered the country illegally. Keep perspective.
On protesting the national anthem & Pledge By Paul Katula • Nov 11, 2017 2 Houston-area students sue their school district because teachers ostracized them after they refused to stand for the Pledge of Allegiance.