Levine: Which racism and whose history?
We all heard about NASCAR's decision to remove the Confederate Flag. And the immediate resignation of a long time driver was all over the news.
Levine: A new generation takes to the streets
Should I laugh or cringe when reporters say that today's protests aren't new and similar protests go all the way back to the Civil Rights movement?
Levine: To mask or not to mask
I got a call from my cousin Lenny from a New York hospital telling me that they'd just admitted his elderly mother into the emergency room.
Levine: A COVID-19 Mother’s Day gift
Maybe you'll get to hug your mom in person this weekend, but it's likely that your Mother's Day moment will be online or by phone.
Levine: The new culture war over reopening
Cabin fever is hitting us across the nation.
Levine: Faithful together, almost
As the holy days of various religions arrive this month, we are faced with unprecedented self-isolation.
Levine: Doom and gloom, or rays of hope? Life during and after COVID-19
"Mom! It's the end of the world!" That's what I heard when I picked up the phone last week.
Levine: For coronavirus – distract, suppress and shift
The email cry for help came from a colleague whom I've never met in person.
Levine: Our fight against hate goes global
The students filed into Memorial Auditorium to World War II era music.
Levine: ‘Tis the season of love, but an era of hate
This time of year should be all about kindness, generosity, and, of course, love. But there's precious little love in the air these days.
