In the wake of a 2018 report warning that the planet was headed toward a climate disaster, young people around the world went on strike in protest of widespread government inaction on the fast-growing threats posed by climate change. That report declared that the global community had just 12 years to reverse course. Greta Thunberg plans to spend them fighting for a new future.

More women than ever are running for a single party’s presidential nomination—and in many ways, they’re dominating conversations about the 2020 election. But unfortunately, the buzz around the unique and unprecedented primary race sounds disappointingly familiar.

While the power of movements like #BlackLivesMatter and Campaign Zero have brought more attention to the reality of police misconduct, the issue of brutality and distrust is still pervasive, especially between minority groups and the police. And after taking a look into the Facebook accounts of thousands of officers—as researchers Emily Hoerner and Rick Tulsky did—the reasons for police distrust have become even clearer.