The Bail Project has released a report showing that courts across the country are increasingly treating homelessness as a criminal issue, resulting in unnecessary jail stays for low-level offenses and perpetuating inequality.
Voter frustration is growing due to the disconnect between official economic indicators and lived experience, with many Americans feeling poorer and unable to afford basic necessities, as argued by writer Corbin Trent in his essay “It Works, If You Work It”.
WASHINGTON, DC – Since the Presidential election results from earlier in November, activists and political scientists alike…
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By Gracy Joslin The overrepresentation of minority youth in the juvenile justice system is startling and demands…
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by Duane Wright My son is in 6th grade at Birch Lane Elementary and right now they…
by Claire Goldstene Over the past few weeks, listening to Congressman Paul Ryan has had me thinking…
By Claire Goldstene In the ongoing struggle for worker justice, we may need a little 19th century…
By Claire Goldstene The Republican Party today could be rechristened the Party of the Second Gilded Age….