By bringing racism to the fore, Trump has given us an opportunity to talk about it... and hopefully cleanse it.

The district is fairly liberal. Their choice in November won't be.

"I saw people being abused, shouted at, spat at in the street. It's not until it's directed at you that you suddenly realize that what you're doing is wrong."

Oppression operates like a wheel with many spokes. If we work to dismantle only one or a few specific spokes, the wheel will continue to roll over people.

Update: Rep. Clay Higgins has apologized after he desecrated the memory of gay victims of the Holocaust, too.

If we are unwilling to see these parallels, then we cannot learn from the past.

A leader in a party that rose to power by scapegoating immigrants, opposing abortion, and supporting gay conversion therapy has no place to condemn Nazi Germany.