Is it enough? A look at what’s on the table, and what’s needed to save Mother Earth.
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Sparking a national defense of reproductive rights
When the Supreme Court signaled its willingness to reconsider abortion rights, activists organized to defend and expand all reproductive rights.
International commission investigates Border Control crimes
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights is investigating, for the first time, the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol.
Native children and sovereignty targeted by right-wing lawsuits
Ultra-right think tanks are backing lawsuits to destroy the Indian Child Welfare Act. At stake, tribal rights and Native sovereignty.
Biden’s two-faced policy on Yemen war
A recent arms deal between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia means devastation to the Yemeni people.
La Ley PRO: sindicatos presionan a favor de la reforma audaz
Los trabajadores de los Estados Unidos están hartos de las condiciones de trabajo inciertas, losbajos salarios, las horas extras obligatorias, el cese de las prestaciones por desempleo relacionadas con la pandemia y la pérdida de las moratorias de desalojo.
Unions push for bold reform
What is the PRO Act? And what will it take to win it? Lessons of history’s militant strikes and solidarity, led by rank-and-file unionists, point the way.
What is behind the racist attacks on voting rights?
Facts and figures on how big money funds assaults on the voting rights of a multi-racial populace, which has HAD it with billionaire power.
Starbucks baristas organize in Buffalo, New York
If the energetic Buffalo union drive wins, it would be the only union in any of the 8,000 Starbucks-owned U.S. locations.
Why do people of color join the ultraright?
Investigating the contradictions.
