How Should We Teach About Historical Figures Who Might Have Done Terrible Things?
Civil rights and labor leader Cesar Chavez was a hero to many. How does a Times investigation, which revealed evidence that he sexually abused many women and girls, change his legacy?
Should the United States End the Death Penalty?
President Trump has encouraged states to pursue the death penalty. The New York Times editorial board argues it is a cruel and unjust punishment. What do you think?
Should Parents Be Held Responsible for School Shootings?
Prosecuting parents for the actions of their children is becoming more common in the push for accountability after mass shootings. Do you support the tactic?
Should Schools Limit the Number of A’s That Teachers Can Give?
Harvard is proposing to curb grade inflation by cutting back on how many A grades its professors can award. What do you think of this plan?
How Should Parents Talk to Their Children About Wealth Inequality?
Parents sometimes struggle when they try to explain why some people have more or less money than others. What’s your advice?
Should We Dress Up More When We Travel?
The U.S. Transportation Department began a civility campaign that encourages travelers to dress with respect. Is it time to ditch the sweatpants and follow suit?
Should Some Places Be ‘Phone-Free’?
New York City clubs are banning phones on the dance floor, and people love it. Are there other places where you wish phones weren’t allowed?
Should Buses Be Free?
Iowa City eliminated bus fares two years ago. Now New York City’s mayor-elect wants to do the same for the largest city in the country.
Should We Still Label Children as ‘Gifted’?
School districts across the United States are wrestling with the benefits and drawbacks of providing advanced education for some students. What do you think?
Should 16-Year-Olds Be Allowed to Vote?
Britain is lowering its voting age to 16. Is it time for the United States to do the same?
