It would be the most realistic and probably the most awesome thing to see an African-American superhero.
For retailers, doing business with Amazon would be doing business with the devil.
Letter to the Editor: "The law helps protect every Arizona citizen from unjust fines and other punishments for refusing to promote messages or participate in events the government demands he or she advance."
For politicians to penalize schools for the contents of their curriculum goes against the spirit of a well-rounded education.
Legal ordinances limit the activity of sign walkers in Scottsdale. Is this the start of the sign-walking demise?
But the truth remains that this is just too complicated to touch.
One person’s “freedom” to discriminate ends where another’s rights begin.
No other phase in life will afford us an opportunity to be around such a wide range of political philosophies.
Beer aficionados, rejoice! Phoenix craft breweries are the next big thing.
Google will partner with Phoenix to bring Google Fiber to our metropolis. This is a massive step, and it's one we should all support.
Belittling others because of their choice in behavior is the definition of bullying, a realization Facebook has yet to make.
Yet, time and time again, we have seen blood spilled only to be answered with more blood.
John Kerry says climate change is a new weapon of mass destruction, and Newt Gingrich calls him crazy. Is Kerry crazy?
Letter to the editor: "But my rights extend so far as they do not inhibit, diminish or suppress the rights of others."
But in no way should their actions and right to discriminate be protected by the law.
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Forty-four stock photos of empowering women can’t change the world alone, but maybe they can transform the way society still sees the female gender.
Michael Sam’s announcement puts Americans on a great path towards the acceptance of homosexuality in every corner.
We need princesses with curves or boyish figures. We need princesses who assure children that it’s OK not to be perfect.
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