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In the wake of the mass shooting at Brown University—and of mass shootings across the United States—media coverage choices influence public health consequences.
Caught in the midst of legal scapegoating and an attack on their right to exist in this country, many international students at Harvard live in a state of fear and uncertainty. The Culture section asked them to share their story, their way.
Gun violence prevention made progress under President Biden. However, this progress is fragile as Trump’s deregulatory agenda threatens to undo it. To resist, the movement must evolve to become more coordinated, more strategic, and more politically savvy.
Improperly secured firearms have left innumerable communities shattered. To prevent further loss of life, we must strive for a transformative cultural shift in how we store our nation’s guns.
