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More or less synonymous with my Special Coverage section, here's where you'll find unique perspectives or stories that are either not being covered enough, or aren't being covered at all.

Holocaust Remembrance Day: Why 'Never Again' Still Isn't Enough

Holocaust Remembrance Day: Why 'Never Again' Still Isn't Enough

27 January 2026 Editor's Note: Everything in this post is a quote from the article directly below it. 'Pope Leo XIV commemorated the International Day with a Tweet on his Pontifex account, stressing that “the Church remains faithful to the unwavering position of the Declaration Nostra Aetate

Special Coverage TPS for Haitians ending February 3

Special Coverage TPS for Haitians ending February 3

By Philip Cardella January 19, 2026 Liberty City, Miami, Florida The 49th Martin Luther King Jr. parade, one of the oldest parades in honor of the slain civil rights leader, marched down NW 54th Street, a road Dr. King travelled several times during his life. As usual, the Service Employees

Special Coverage of the 24th Weekly Sunday Prayer Vigil at Alligator Alcatraz

Special Coverage of the 24th Weekly Sunday Prayer Vigil at Alligator Alcatraz

By Philip Cardella 15 January 2026 US 41 Mile Marker 48 Say its Name Say its name, so long as you remind people of why its name matters: Alligator Alcatraz. The name is a century old racist joke about violence against people of color. Remembering that matters when people talk

Special Coverage of the Interfaith Vigil for Justice in Coral Gables

Special Coverage of the Interfaith Vigil for Justice in Coral Gables

By Philip Cardella 13 January 2026 Coral Gables, Florida When others thought of how to bring protests to South Florida during the Indivisible phone call in response to the murder of Renee Nicole Good on Thursday, January 8, that saw over 35,000 people listen in, Cindy Lerner thought of

Special Coverage of the King Mango Strut

Special Coverage of the King Mango Strut

By Philip Cardella January 7, 2026 Coconut Grove, Florida Historic Background on King Mango Strut 1982: While Dade County was still reeling from the McDuffie Rebellion (or riot, depending on who you talk to) two years earlier, Bea L. Hines, the now legendary columnist from the Miami Herald penned a