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Progressives Urge Biden to Go Bigger, Bolder, Faster in Spending and Tax Plans
Reviewing two recent books on care in the 21st century, Emily Kenway suggests the only solution to the current crisis lies in a wholescale reorganization of our political economy
“Millions continue to die because pharma monopolies have created vaccine scarcity in the global south,” said one public health campaigner
Interview on a variety of topics
“We say you don’t fight racism with racism — we’re gonna fight racism with solidarity.”
“The dollars from the police budget are going to provide the services and operate the hotels”
Time to Ramp Up the Pressure on Biden
Last Tuesday saw the biggest strike that Amazon has ever experienced in Europe, with thousands of workers participating
A look at two new books, Everything Must Change: The World After COVID-19 and Rediscovering Earth: Ten Dialogues on the Future of Nature
Disparaging, suppressing or forgetting the horrors of history has become a valued and legitimating form of political and symbolic capital, especially among the Republican Party and conservative media
A major UK urban center takes on the most ambitious of goals: a fairer future for all
Kim Stanley Robinson’s subversive new Novel Rejects Doomism and Imagines a Hopeful Solution to the Climate Emergency
A broad coalition of groups is calling for a week of action April 5-9 to press for passage of the For the People Act, S.1 – federal legislation that would counter the GOP’s push for harsh state-level voter suppression bills
April will be a month of struggle, memory, and resistance
All eyes are on Alabama at this moment as it becomes the epicenter of labor struggle in the United States
A billion dollars is nothing to the government. But America would be staggered to see what 10,000 new union organizers could do with it. Please: get this money, before it’s too late.
Source: South Asia Labor Watch Photo by Photographielove/Shutterstock Thousands of Indian farmers have parked outside the capital Delhi for more than 100…
Alberts argues that weakness is not the enemy. Indifference to suffering is the real foe; indifference, lack of empathy, is what saps us of our moral footing
The prime objective of management studies is to legitimize a single institution: management
Indigenous Youth Rally to Demand Biden Stop Pipelines
