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Leonard Pitts: The NRA's cowardly fight
It began in April. That's when there appeared on YouTube an NRA recruitment video that raised eyebrows across the political spectrum.
Leonard Pitts: What is wrong with Trump?
So here we are, six months later. How time has trudged.
Leonard Pitts: Is notion of a genderless humanity going too far?
We don't even have pronouns for this.
Leonard Pitts: Something is very wrong with the GOP
Dear Colleagues: We're doing it again.
Leonard Pitts: The 'United' States is anything but
"Well, I don't know what will happen now. We've got some difficult days ahead." -- Martin Luther King Jr., April 3, 1968
Leonard Pitts: You can't take the low road to the high place
The other day, a Muslim saved a terrorist. It happened just after midnight Monday in London. The terrorist, according to authorities, was Darren Osborne, 47, from Cardiff, Wales, who drove a rented van 150 miles to the British capital, where he jumped a sidewalk and plowed into a crowd of worshipers outside a mosque as people were attending to a man who had collapsed.
Leonard Pitts: Is left-wing terrorism making a comeback?
You knew it was coming. You felt it with a sickening certainty the instant news of a mass shooting flashed out from Alexandria, Virginia.
Leonard Pitts: So far, Trump doesn't deserve passing grade
The Republican Party wants us to grade Donald Trump on a curve.
Leonard Pitts: Where did Maher get the idea he could say that word?
Here's a good rule of thumb for aspiring comics. Whenever you are compelled to say, "Hey, it was a joke," it probably wasn't.
Leonard Pitts: Growing right-wing intolerance for inconvenient facts
l it surprising that a reporter was reportedly assaulted Wednesday night by a political candidate. Truth is, it is not surprising in the least.
Leonard Pitts: Pouring water on concrete
I call it pouring water on concrete. You make a splash, but nothing sinks in.
Leonard Pitts: Celebrating the rituals of spring
I've been meaning to write this column for years. The inspiration will invariably come some warm May evening as I am standing in the lobby of a downtown hotel and, suddenly, a limousine sweeps up and disgorges these boys in crisp tuxes, these girls in sparkly dresses, T-shirts and hoodies abandoned for the night, looking handsome and gorgeous and startlingly adult as they seek the ballroom where the prom is being held.
Leonard Pitts: Where is the Republican outrage?
Dear Republicans: So how much more will it take? What else do you need to see?
Leonard Pitts Jr.: Animus of white working class deeper than politics
"White people riot by voting." Years later, I no longer recall who first shared that bit of wisdom with me, but I've always found it striking. Not, of course, that it is literally true.
Leonard Pitts: Ann Coulter was right
Look, I'm the guy who once called her a "viperous harridan," OK?
Leonard Pitts: America's well worth fighting for
BP has not been pleased.
Leonard Pitts: The War on Drugs is back
Looks like the War on Drugs is back. The Washington Post reported Sunday the new attorney general, Jeff Sessions, is preparing a return to the same hardline strategies that have so spectacularly failed to reduce drug use since 1971.
Leonard Pitts: Martin Luther King's other dream
This is a column about Martin Luther King's other dream.
Leonard Pitts: Campaign 2016, journalism's biggest failure
We did a lousy job.
Leonard Pitts: Trump's chickens finally come home to roost
On Monday, accountability finally arrived for Donald Trump.
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