Inequality

Black America’s Lost Generation Speaks Up

Black America’s Lost Generation Speaks Up Black America’s Lost Generation Speaks Up

The teens of the Baltimore riot have never known a reality without crisis. That comes with consequences.

May 5, 2015 / Editorial / Kai Wright

How to Truly Eradicate Poverty

How to Truly Eradicate Poverty How to Truly Eradicate Poverty

We need more than just a safety net. We need a blueprint to create good jobs for all.

May 1, 2015 / Dorian T. Warren

Baltimore’s Inescapable Inequality

Baltimore’s Inescapable Inequality Baltimore’s Inescapable Inequality

What looks like a night of “chaos” in Baltimore was just one freeze-frame in a long arc of urban crisis.

May 1, 2015 / Blog / Michelle Chen

A Bold New Campaign for Economic Justice

A Bold New Campaign for Economic Justice A Bold New Campaign for Economic Justice

A coalition of national, state and local organizations in 41 states is uniting around an agenda to put families first.

Apr 30, 2015 / Deepak Bhargava

Why Put Trauma Centers Where No One Gets Shot?

Why Put Trauma Centers Where No One Gets Shot? Why Put Trauma Centers Where No One Gets Shot?

A Nation investigation looks at the shuttering of needed trauma centers, beginning with those on Chicago’s violent South Side.

Apr 29, 2015 / Feature / Jeffrey Bishku-Aykul

Days of Rage in Baltimore and Mexico

Days of Rage in Baltimore and Mexico Days of Rage in Baltimore and Mexico

Protesters on both sides of the border are revolting against the same transnational policing and trade policies. 

Apr 28, 2015 / Blog / Greg Grandin

New York City Just Outlawed Running Credit Checks on Job Applicants

New York City Just Outlawed Running Credit Checks on Job Applicants New York City Just Outlawed Running Credit Checks on Job Applicants

Why that’s a big win for the poor, people of color, and economic justice in general.

Apr 20, 2015 / Blog / Michelle Chen

McDonald's protesters fight for 15

Yesterday’s #FightFor15 Protests Were Big—and the Movement Is Only Growing Yesterday’s #FightFor15 Protests Were Big—and the Movement Is Only Growing

Yesterday’s strikers ranged from retail and fast food workers to adjuncts and caregivers—all those ousted from the 1 percent economy.

Apr 16, 2015 / Blog / Michelle Chen

Students of color

Education Alone Won’t Put an End to Equal Pay Days Education Alone Won’t Put an End to Equal Pay Days

More education helps an individual woman earn better, but it doesn’t erase the gender wage gap.

Apr 14, 2015 / Blog / Bryce Covert

Meet Rahm Emanuel’s Other Election Day Challenger

Meet Rahm Emanuel’s Other Election Day Challenger Meet Rahm Emanuel’s Other Election Day Challenger

Whether Emanuel wins or loses his fight for mayor, the savvy coalition leading the charge against him may already have changed Chicago politics for the better.

Apr 6, 2015 / Cities Rising / Micah Uetricht

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