racism
Surviving at the crossroads of economic and racial intersectionality: Monique
August 25, 2020Struggling to live—on the job, in the neighborhood, and at city hall: The life of a worker in the Fight for $15 and a Union.
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First Black woman presidential candidate: The Communist Party’s Charlene Mitchell
August 19, 2020Mitchell made history when she was nominated as the CPUSA candidate for president in July 1968.
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Facial recognition technology riddled with racial bias; cities are fighting back
August 17, 2020Even before COVID-19 and the international protests against George Floyd’s murder, facial recognition technology was already in hot water over concerns related to race.
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Daily life in the fight for $15 and a union: Bettie Douglas
August 13, 2020Her McDonald's store had been visited by an organizer from Show Me $15 a few times, but everytime an organizer asked her to join, she would always reply: “Not right now; I need this job.”
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Black Lives Matter takes center ice in a historic moment for the NHL
August 5, 2020In times of desperation, you find the oddest couplings and strangest bedfellows.
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