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California’s horrific wildfires are being fought by inmates who are paid $2 per day plus $1 for each hour on the front lines. Their relationship to the system and the general populace in this respect is emblematic of how California views its incarcerated population.
A few years ago, the sharing economy was being hyped as the next big thing. Now, New York City is intervening to ensure that ride-hailing drivers at least eke out a living wage.
Limits would be placed on legal migrants who have accessed benefits or other common subsidy programs and are seeking to get green cards or become citizens.
The costs of winning the competition to become Amazon’s second home remain largely unexplored, and this makes public debate urgently necessary in the locales where the prospect is still in play.
While worker co-ops are still a small part of the US economy, they are growing rapidly. Esteban Kelly, executive director of the US Federation of Worker Cooperatives, explains some of the underlying factors.
Local action is the remedy for the plutocratic sickness that many see as having weakened the American body politic.
A Minnesota suit demanding the state end segregated public schooling is challenged by parents who think their culturally affirming schools are vital to their futures.
The NRA has filed suit in New York, claiming that recent statements and judicial actions related to the NRA’s banking and insurance relationships are politically motivated and intended to cripple the organization.
Nonprofits like Fatal Encounters provide a healthy third-party look at police homicide data and, hopefully, paint a better picture of the world as it is.
How social media amplifies the gaps in justice for indigenous women, and what nonprofits can learn from it.
