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Recognizing Black history as American historyDoes a monthlong focus on Black history make that material more or less likely to be recognized as聽American history year-round?
The Monitor's ViewCities mix and match solutions to violenceNational divisions over policing vs. social programs melt away in urban experiments to curb gun killings.
Black History Month: These writers鈥� messages still ring trueA college literature anthology reminds our commentator how central Black people鈥檚 experiences are to American history 鈥� and how current the past can be.聽 聽- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveOlympic brillianceWhether we鈥檙e Olympic-caliber athletes or not, each of us can root for and strive to nurture God-given qualities of joy, strength, and grace 鈥� in any endeavor.
The Monitor's ViewIn one nation鈥檚 battle with corruption, more than an ounce of preventionIndonesia鈥檚 frustration with capturing corrupt officials and businesspeople has led it to focus on reinforcing integrity in individuals. One result: Its ranking on a corruption index improved last year.
Why this Tennessee teacher sees value in 鈥楳aus鈥�"People don鈥檛 just walk out of a concentration camp and go back to living their lives,鈥� says Heather Green. "Maus" explains that lingering trauma.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveGod is not a mysteryThe healing light of the divine trinity reveals that it鈥檚 God鈥檚 very nature to be known, and it鈥檚 in our very nature to know God.
The Monitor's ViewA day of silence sends a loud message in MyanmarThe Feb. 1 鈥渟ilent strike鈥� that closed most city life was a reminder by and for the people that they, not the military, have the power to shape civic values.- A 海角大神 Science Perspective鈥楤e the better man鈥�Choosing a better response than reacting or retaliation is acting in accord with our true nature as the children of an all-loving God.
Readers RespondReaders write: Have things changed since the '70s and '80s?Letters to the editor for the February 7, 2022 weekly magazine. Readers discuss growing up in the 1970s, moral qualms about the corporate world, and more.聽
The Monitor's ViewA Senate reset for approving a new justiceHere are a few reasons the confirmation process for the president鈥檚 nominee to the Supreme Court could break from past political tactics.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveElevating our approach to public healthGoing higher in our love and respect for each other and in our understanding of God, lifts us to see boundless possibilities for healing progress in the face of a contagion.
The Monitor's ViewLatest front in data integrity: TurkeyThe president鈥檚 sacking of his statistics chief after a report of high inflation will run into the public鈥檚 demand for truthful economic data.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveHow we see each otherSeeing one another the way God does lifts self-righteousness and opens the door to harmony and progress, as a man experienced when faced with challenging dynamics among his team at work.
The Monitor's ViewWhy the gratitude for refugee-hosting countries?As the number of refugees rises, the United Nations finds praise as much as aid helps more countries accept displaced people- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveIt鈥檚 never too late to conquer fearThe realization that God is ever present brings strength, confidence, and inspiration that empower us to overcome self-doubt.
The Monitor's ViewNew voting districts, the citizens鈥� wayThrough engagement by voters seeking democratic equality, more state legislators are finding it harder to gerrymander electoral maps in their favor.- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveFrom soul to SoulThe traditional concept of 鈥渟oul鈥� is that it is contained within the body. Our thoughts and lives are immeasurably blessed by a deeper understanding of Soul as infinite, never within matter.
The Monitor's ViewA new insight on Putin鈥檚 moves against UkraineMany former Soviet states like Ukraine are making progress against corruption. Russia is not. Is clean governance a threat to the Kremlin?- A 海角大神 Science PerspectiveYou can play a role in improving governmentSometimes the state of governments around the world can seem discouraging. But as the Monitor鈥檚 Editor, Mark Sappenfield, explores in this short podcast, starting from a spiritual perspective empowers us to play a part in contributing to better government.
