Farmers of color across the country, who’d been promised debt cancelation as part of a special program to address racial disparity in lending, rejoiced when they received letters in 2021 in the mail that...
Although the term “community care” itself might be new to some, communities have been engaging in the practice of community care for decades. Emily Escobar March 9, 2023 Read the full article here Ms.
By Beth Kwiatek The UB President, Satish K. Tripathi and the Editorial Board of the Buffalo News were wrong to defend the presence of Michael Knowles, the “intellectually bankrupt bombast” who speaks “noxious content”...
Incarcerated individuals could reduce their sentence by 2 to 12 months if they donate their organs or bone marrow. If organs can buy freedom for those incarcerated, why cant equity and justice? Shruti Rajkumar...
Borrowers of color shoulder most of the nation’s student loan debt. Hannah Bareham March 6, 2023 Read the full article here Yahoo Finance
By Henry Louis Taylor, Jr. The causes of Black-on-Black violence are not really complicated. It results from under resourced and inadequate schools, limited recreational activities, substandard housing, rent and price gouging, dilapidated physical environments,...
Political justice in Jackson, Mississippi looks a lot like it did in the 1950s. Michael Datcher February 23, 2023 Read the full article here Truthdig
A new bill in Congress in response to Tyre Nichols’ death tries one federal approach to making traffic enforcement less violent. Sarah Holder February 8, 2023 Read the full article here Bloomberg
Faculty unions need to scale up organizing among academic workers to counter far right attacks on higher education. Anthony Ballas February 2, 2023 Read the full article here Znetwork
It’s been 10 years since he took the Super Bowl stage—the NFL has moved on. It’s been seven years since he first knelt in protest of police violence—here’s what he’s doing about it. Alex...