Last Week’s Big Tech Antitrust Hearings Sent An Unmistakable Message: Change Is In The Air For America’s Corporate Giants Sarah Miller
Requiring a Bar Exam in 2020 Perpetuates Systemic Inequities in the Legal System Lauren Hutton-Work, Rae Guyse
We Need An Essential Workers Bill Of Rights To Make Sure Working People Have The Protections They Need Ai-jen Poo
For Essential Workers, New York City’s Curfew Meant Fear, Harassment, and Arrest Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg
As The Trump Administration Restricts Legal Immigration, It’s Expanding A Class Of Vulnerable Guest Workers Madeline Leung Coleman
Video Captures Poor Conditions At Louisiana Poultry Plant Where Prisoners Are Sent To Work Despite COVID-19 concerns, the state’s prisoners are still doing dangerous menial jobs in work-release programs. Jerry Iannelli
Some Of The Hardest-Working Frontline Employees In New Orleans Are Living Paycheck to Paycheck Garbage collectors in the city are striking for $15 an hour, hazard pay, and PPE. Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg
Universal Basic Income Is A Path To A More Just Economy. One California City Is Already Seeing Positive Results. The pandemic is making it clear that it’s time to radically rethink the social contract. Amy Castro Baker, Stacia Martin-West
The Case For Universal Healthcare During A Pandemic An overwhelming majority of Americans support the federal government paying all healthcare costs for the duration of the coronavirus emergency. Alison P. Galvani
The Case For A Temporary Merger Ban For America’s Largest Companies Americans overwhelmingly support imposing a merger moratorium on large corporations and private equity firms. Sarah Miller
Rep. Rashida Tlaib: The Case For An Emergency Responder Corps As the coronavirus crisis continues to expand, it is clear that America needs a robust assistance program for the most vulnerable, such as the elderly and physically disabled, to ensure they have what they need to survive. The health, safety, and stability of all communities depend on it. Rashida Tlaib
Amazon Isn’t Doing Enough To Protect Its Workers From Coronavirus, Report Says Warehouse workers say time pressure leaves them unable to properly wash their hands, and have reported an increase in mandatory overtime, which creates crowded conditions. Elizabeth Weill-Greenberg
