In 2019, Somerville Public Schools in Massachusetts called the police on a 6-year-old boy. Now he has a criminal record, and his mother is still fighting for justice
State’s first public university faculty strike
Greatly reducing the police budget and instead funding our community’s actual needs could go a long way to alleviate homelessness in our city
“They care more about stock market figures than working class lives”
The Atlanta massacre has sparked a new nation-wide movement—demanding an end to anti-Asian racism, violence against women, and white supremacy
There are over 37,000 vacant apartments and homes in Alameda County while more than 8,000 people live on the streets or in shelters
On Feb. 27 more than 50 protesters gathered in Richland, Washington to demand that Pres. Joe Biden close the ICE concentration camps, release the detained children and abolish ICE.
It’s refusal to take any concrete political stance “points out a flaw in the way schools are managed. One person or a few people at the top make decisions for all students [who] at the end of the day, hold no power.”
People from across the Finger Lakes region of New York came to Geneva, New York on Jan 30 to demand housing justice, safe and secure housing, and an end to racism and disrespect of Black women from the Geneva Housing Authority
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