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October 20, 2017
Sexual Harassment Law Was Shaped by the Battles of Black Women
Their stories should guide us in propelling the #MeToo momentum forward.
Raina Lipsitz
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October 19, 2017
Sexual Assault When You’re on the Margins: Can We All Say #MeToo?
To effectively combat sexual harassment, we must understand how a survivor’s identity shapes his or her ability to tell a boss, sue a company, or even join the hashtag #metoo.
Collier Meyerson
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October 18, 2017
No Sanctuary in Fire-Stricken California’s Immigrant Communities
Toxic smoke, destroyed homes, and fears of deportation are hitting immigrant communities all at once across Northern California.
Michelle Chen
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October 18, 2017
Trump Sides With Big Agriculture Over Family Farmers
Even some Republicans are upset over this corporate handout.
David Dayen
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October 17, 2017
Have You Ever Had to Work When You Were Sick?
Then you know how damaging it can be, to both your physical and mental health.
Michelle Chen
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October 16, 2017
What Would Women Be Doing if We Weren’t Constantly Dealing With Male Abuse?
The torrent of #MeToo stories reveals just how much time we spend dealing with this shit.
Joan Walsh
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October 11, 2017
ICE’s Captive Immigrant Labor Force
Across the country, ICE detainees are allegedly being coerced into performing work without proper compensation.
Michelle Chen
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October 10, 2017
Why Democrats Need a 50-State Strategy
There is a real desire for progressive solutions in every part of the country—including areas that many Democrats have, unfortunately, written off.
Katrina vanden Heuvel
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October 4, 2017
Palestinian Workers Are Now Unionizing in the West Bank
The political front is stalemated, and the occupation grinds on—but some Palestinians are creating their own facts on the ground.
Miriam Berger
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October 3, 2017
The Supreme Court Returns to Washington, and Workers Are on the Menu
Get ready for more wage theft, more discrimination, and fewer unions.
Ian Millhiser