In the second week of #BlackLivesMatter protests in big cities, mid-size towns, and rural highways all over the United States and all over the globe, our lived reality

Some of the most memorable things that happened in Lexington and in Kentucky over the last week include: On Friday, a car parade wound its way 8 times

As another week of national and local Black Lives Matter protests inches towards a weekend which refuses to be quiet, Kurt and I feel grateful for a family

At the end of the third week of Black Lives Matter protests in Lexington, Kentucky, there are many signs that change is coming … and that the struggle

In the midst of Black Lives Matter protests shaking up hundreds of American cities and towns, the third week of June heralded two momentous Supreme Court decisions: on

On this Fathers’ Day, we are grateful to all the fathers, including Black fathers, Brown fathers, fathers who grieve, fathers who parent on their own, fathers who go

According to the American Immigration Council, Kentucky has a small but growing immigrant population: in 2015, 157,336 immigrants comprised 3.6 percent of our state’s population. Of these, 3,448

In the world before the one we now live in, today Lexington would have celebrated its LGBTQ+ community at its annual Pride Festival, one of the city’s largest