Political Gerrymandering Is an Attack on Working Families and Black Voters Like Me
Missouri lawmakers are seeking to undermine progress on worker rights by suppressing voter participation and rolling back hard-fought victories.
Racial Equality
What Does It Mean to Build a Country That Was Never Meant for You?
We need to create a world free from the clutches of empire. That starts with organizing and resisting.
Four Charts on Immigrant Worker Exploitation in America
The workers Trump has demonized take on some of the most essential and dangerous jobs for the lowest pay.
Bishop Barber: ‘Bowing is Not in Our DNA’
At a Capitol Hill rally, faith leaders called for a season of nonviolent moral dissent against Republican budget proposals that will deepen inequality.
Leveraging Public Funding to Strengthen Worker Protections
A successful union drive at a bus manufacturing company demonstrates how employers listen to their workers much better when their public funding is on the line.
The Paradox of Progress for Black Americans
This is the best economy for Black Americans in generations, but that’s not enough to close the racial wealth divide on its own.
California Moves to Ban Forced Prison Labor — But There’s Still More to Do
Sixteen states still allow the incarcerated to be forced into labor for a pittance, a historical extension of slavery that must be eradicated.
The Racial Wealth Gap is Persistent – and Growing
The racial wealth gap continues to deepen in large part due to the cumulative impact of the country’s racial history.
Southern Autoworkers’ Union Drives Can Help Reverse Decades of Job Quality Decline
On the heels of a UAW victory in Tennessee, Mercedes-Benz workers are about to vote on unionization in Alabama.