How to fight the polarization that’s poisoning our politics and our city: listen to each other’s stories Young New Orleanians are turning bitterness into betterness. Opinion By The Rev. William Barnwell December 6, 2018
Coming Together after Pittsburgh: Our faiths have watered the same ‘Tree of Life’ For more than a century, New Orleans Christians and Jews have reached across the divide. Opinion By The Rev. William Barnwell October 31, 2018
Searching for social and political healing at a time of deep national shame Step two: We must learn to listen to each other. Opinion By The Rev. William Barnwell September 8, 2018
Remembering Felicia Kahn: A relentless fighter who made a difference Wide awake to injustice before anyone was 'woke.' Opinion By The Rev. William Barnwell July 13, 2018
College Track makes sure high school grads are actually ready for higher ed Episcopal priest draws inspiration from youngsters overcoming long odds. Opinion By The Rev. William Barnwell September 15, 2017
How to escape political paralysis: Jefferson Bible points toward common ground A strategy for healing a divided nation Opinion By The Rev. William Barnwell July 22, 2017
Rampant use and abuse of ‘solitary confinement’ key to what ails Louisiana prisons Vera Institute study offers hope for change Opinion By The Rev. William Barnwell April 27, 2017
Justice and Beyond: Bending passionate anger toward positive change Its Monday evening forums have gained a central place in black community politics. Opinion By The Rev. William Barnwell January 13, 2017
Pondering ‘our suicide place’ — solitary confinement in Louisiana What looked like rice was maggots. Part of her body was actually rotting way. Opinion By The Rev. William Barnwell December 5, 2016
Media focus on violent protests ignores the notably peaceful ones Pondering the recent Take 'Em Down NOLA march to Jackson Square Opinion By The Rev. William Barnwell October 27, 2016
