COVID-19 vaccine delay for children under 5 leaves families of color unprotected and on their own
BIPOC workers won’t see ‘full employment’ without a federal jobs guarantee
Deported immigrants are best served by organizer networks, not a ‘benevolent administration’
Brooklyn pop-up bookstore The Garden provides fertile ground for abolitionist education and community building
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Biden’s first year in office left roadblocks for BIPOC progress
Advocates are looking back at the promises the president has made to marginalized communities and are evaluating how far the president still has to go to honor his commitments
Race
Teachers and students fight for remote learning and better safety precautions at school
Educators fighting for remote learning and better safety precautions say they hope to inspire other teachers and students to stand up for their health
Economy + Workers’ Rights
COVID-19 energized worker-led organizing, but hurdles to collective action remain
Union rates remain at historic lows as workers still face high turnover, union busting, and fears of retaliation. These workers explain the barriers and the small wins that give them hope
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