We Must Choose
We may disagree vigorously with each candidate on certain issues. But voting is the price of admission to the table for the debate. Voting is essential for the health of our Democracy. Our obligation is to do our homework, research, the issues, weigh the impact on our nation, and then VOTE. WE MUST CHOOSE!
Race and Reconciliation in Post-Trump America
Dr. King would have called us to Reconciliation in all of its parts: confession, confrontation and forgiveness.
Voices of Trinity: Insurrection at the U.S. Capitol
Trinity students, faculty and staff reflect on the insurrection at the Capitol on January 6.
Demand a Peaceful Transition of Power
The peaceful transition of presidential power is the bedrock of our system of government. We must demand respect for this most fundamental element of our democracy.
Siege of Democracy
Every voter must vote, and every vote must count if we have any hope of ending the current siege of democracy.
Black. Lives. Matter.
Trinity students are engaged with organizing and advocacy for racial justice and necessary change in our nation. Our students are working to bend the moral arc of history toward justice.
Hoax Politics and The People’s Health
Leadership in a time of public health crisis demands setting aside politics.
CONSTITUTION DAY 2019: Voices of Trinity on Birthright Citizenship, Impeachment
On Constitution Day 2019, the Trinity Community has a lot to say on contemporary Constitutional issues including birthright citizenship, impeachment and the exercise of Freedom of Speech.
Free the Children!
Justice Department lawyers and agents of government are complicit in the abuse of children at the detention camp in Clint, Texas.
Who Will Police the Police?
A child walking out of a store with a doll should not suffer graver consequences than a White House aide breaking the law.