The Movement for Black Lives Issue Takeover

Rural America

A Look at Persistent Poverty and the Rural-Urban Divide in North Carolina

Gene Nichol

Feature

It Looks Like Bill Gates’ Devotion to Child Welfare Doesn’t Extend to Children in Yemen

The billionaire philanthropist is rolling out the red carpet for Mohammed bin Salman, crown prince of Saudi Arabia, who is overseeing the mass starvation and death of children in Yemen.

Sarah Lazare

Labor

Americans Are Realizing They’ve Been Scammed By the GOP Tax Bill: Most Report Zero Pay Boost

Jessica Corbett

Labor

How Tariffs Are Playing Into Trump’s Xenophobic Agenda

Tobita Chow

Labor

The NLRB Just Dealt a Major Blow to the Fight for $15. Now’s the Time to Take Stock of the Campaign.

Max Zahn

Labor

Jane McAlevey: We Can Beat Trump, But We Need More Than Big Marches

Sarah Jaffe

Labor

The Denver Democratic Party Platform Now Has an Anti-Capitalist Plank, Thanks to Socialists

Miles Kampf-Lassin

Rural America

A Record Number of Native Americans Are Running For Office in 2018

Graham Lee Brewer, High Country News

Labor

Get Ready for the Coming Wave of Teacher Strikes

Dan DiMaggio and Jonah Furman

Dispatch

Drink Your Coffee Black-Owned

A cooperative Atlanta cafe is step one toward an alternative to white capitalism.

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Labor

First Fight for $15, Then West Virginia Teachers: Can a New Playbook Rescue the Labor Movement?

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Electing Progressive Prosecutors Isn’t Enough. Now, Activists Are Holding Them Accountable.

From Kim Foxx in Chicago to Larry Krasner in Philadelphia, reform-minded prosecutors are facing pressure from organizers working to transform the criminal justice system.

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