Homepage
Open in app
Sign in
Get started
Musings on media, culture, life and more | burness.com
Follow
Statement on Family Separation Policy
“The Trump Administration’s policy of ripping migrant children from their parents’ arms and locking them in cages joins slavery, tribal…
Andy Burness
Jun 20, 2018
We all have “that teacher.” Samuel DuBois Cook was mine.
We all have “that teacher.” Samuel DuBois Cook was mine.
Before Samuel DuBois Cook passed in 2017, he was widely saluted as the first tenure-track black professor appointed by a predominantly…
Andy Burness
Apr 27, 2018
From the Streets of DC to the Halls of the Capitol
From the Streets of DC to the Halls of the Capitol
How to Make Your Message Resonate with the Gatekeepers of Public Policy
Michele Alexander
Apr 16, 2018
Running Out of Cures
Running Out of Cures
What Would a Post-Antibiotic World Look Like?
Mary Darby
Nov 13, 2017
One Day is Not Enough
One Day is Not Enough
Fighting for Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Takes Action Year-Round
Wanda Bautista
Aug 10, 2017
What the Dallas Street Choir Taught Me About the Importance of Connection
What the Dallas Street Choir Taught Me About the Importance of Connection
A year ago, 24-year-old Toria Ellis lived on the streets of Dallas, sometimes spending the night under a bridge or sleeping on sidewalks…
Janet Firshein
Jul 28, 2017
Will Congress see life as a pre-existing condition?
Will Congress see life as a pre-existing condition?
Once upon a time, I was young and had no pre-existing conditions. That was a glorious time to be alive. I ran road races and mountain…
Dan Klotz
Jun 5, 2017
Latest
Always Look for the Helpers
Always Look for the Helpers
A Letter to My Children
Adam Zimmerman
May 25, 2017
What I Learned from a Trump-Supporting Clean Energy Advocate
What I Learned from a Trump-Supporting Clean Energy Advocate
Raise your hand if, in the last three months, you’ve found yourself in a room where 99 percent of the people around you shared your…
Katie Mikush Fogleman
Apr 6, 2017
Burgers, beer, and social change: A journey to designing for good
Burgers, beer, and social change: A journey to designing for good
Since the tender age of 15, I’ve longed to be in the business of selling things. Not actually selling them, mind you, because being a…
Kara Basabe
Mar 27, 2017
Repealing Opportunity
Repealing Opportunity
Forget What You Think You Know About Obamacare
Alex Field
Jan 26, 2017
Discrimination Makes Me Sick — Literally.
Discrimination Makes Me Sick — Literally.
Anticipated stress is bad for health.
Lowell Dempsey
Jan 19, 2017
Do Something About Something
Do Something About Something
Making Progress in the Age of Trump
Adam Zimmerman
Jan 18, 2017
#HurricaneMatthew is Now Live
#HurricaneMatthew is Now Live
How Facebook Live Transformed the Hurricane Experience
Jaclyn De Bonis
Oct 28, 2016
Take a deep breath. Obamacare is working.
Take a deep breath. Obamacare is working.
There has been quite the collective freakout over Monday’s news that Affordable Care Act Marketplace premiums will go up an average of 25…
Bethanne Fox
Oct 27, 2016
About Above the Noise
Latest Stories
Archive
About Medium
Terms
Privacy
Teams