Author: Suzette Hackney, USA TODAY

As inflation rises, so does the avalanche of folks who are struggling to make ends meet.

There is a legal process, a window where we are kept in the dark, until court documents and investigative reports are made available. Let it work.

For many, Arbery’s death put Brunswick, Georgia, on the map. For my family, it’s home. I used to visit as a child. Going back caused great heartache.

The sad scenes of desperate evacuations foreshadow the painful reality that women in Afghanistan are being left behind, unprotected from the Taliban.

Amy Donofrio hung a Black Lives Matter flag at Robert E. Lee High as a sign her class was a safe place to talk about race. She is under investigation.

This case sparked protests and prompted conversations about racial justice and reforms that might, finally, support unalienable rights for all people.

George Floyd Square has been blocked off by concrete barricades and makeshift checkpoints since Floyd died while in police custody.

While depressing, it’s important to feel the loss lest we become numb to their significance. With grief comes resolve.