Category: Commentary

The story Gen Zers are being told about their future may be wrong. And the data is starting to agree with them.

Florida's Risk Protection Order law was never designed to win praise from gun-safety advocates. It is a conservative law, built by a conservative Legislature, in a state that has since…

Florida gains something when educators from Puerto Rico enter its schools, bringing lived experience, adaptability and a determination that can strengthen programs and enrich school communities.

What are we losing — financially, academically, and in community health — by failing to fully fund school nurses?

In 1851, activist Sojourner Truth delivered a speech that called on attendees to reject racial and gender biases used to limit her place in society. It reveals an important story…

Multi-use personal beverage containers like coffee mugs, water bottles and drink cups are legally allowed to be filled by the customer at self-service fountain stations and by the server or…

This week (June 15-21), World Refugee Week, established by the United Nations, recognizes the right to seek safety and celebrates refugees’ strength and resilience.

To mark 10 years since Pulse, an Equality Florida leader writes, "I hope we do more than remember their names. I hope we honor their lives by finding our own…

The EPA recently approved a gene-edited citrus rootstock to slow down citrus greening. Government regulators must encourage innovations of this sort to save the citrus industry.

As the Rev. Dr. José Rodriguez writes, memorial designers are not fully embracing the Hispanic community and representing its victims with more than just names.