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Unions can reverse racial wedge politics that divide workers
February 16, 2017Racial political appeals and promises to white workers often lead to the passage of harmful policies like “right-to-work” or corporate outsourcing, which pit workers against each other.
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Scholars find government by the rich is a worldwide trend
February 15, 2017“It is the government of money in a dollar democracy.”
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Oneil Cannon, longtime Communist, centenarian
February 15, 2017LOS ANGELES — Longtime radical activist Oneil Cannon died in his sleep on Jan. 20, 2017, at 12:20 a.m., the last morning of President Obama’s administration before Donald Trump was sworn in. Born on Jan. 28,...
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Civil rights will suffer under Attorney General Sessions
February 15, 2017In 1986, a Republican Senate said his racist past was too much for him to be allowed on the federal bench. Now, Trump and the GOP have just made Jeff Sessions the next attorney general.
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How do you fight propaganda? Taking on information silos and engaging reaction
February 14, 2017The dramatic growth of news outlets due to technology does NOT necessarily equate to a better grasp of reality, to a more informed and educated populace, free from racism or hate.
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