Over a year after the 2020 uprisings, federal charges continue to loom over protesters
A staggering trend toward federalizing protest-related crimes leaves protesters from last year facing pre-trial detention, felony charges, and decades-long incarceration.
As the holidays approach, incarcerated people in Florida say goodbye to physical mail
In October, Florida became the latest state to ban physical mail in prisons.
How Hmong farmers are building collective power in Minnesota
In a state where non-white farmers face considerable barriers, the Hmong American Farmers Association looks toward land ownership.
As Texas faces another winter, organizers are focused on keeping communities safe in case of another blackout
To avoid a similar crisis to what happened in February, organizers in Texas are offering advice for how to prepare for the winter months.
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For Muslim eco-activists, protesting the L3 Minnesota pipeline is a religious responsibility
Many Muslims are working in solidarity with Anishinaabe-led efforts to advocate for clean energy, an end to fossil fuel dependence, and upholding Indigenous land rights
Race
Despite rebranding efforts, prison tech company Aventiv still profits off of incarcerated people
Even with their ongoing philanthropic efforts, criminal justice advocates still know Aventiv as a tech company that takes advantage of marginalized people.
Economy + Workers’ Rights
In rapidly diversifying Minnesota, COVID-19 has intensified the challenges immigrant workers face
Largely employed by meatpacking plants and farms, immigrant workers contend with hazardous conditions along with discrimination, low pay, and language barriers.
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