In the capital of the old Confederacy, Virginia Commonwealth University workers organize for their rights and their community.
The fight against the white republic is the central democratic and class struggle of our time.
The Republican Party has been transformed from a hard right-wing party to a party-for-dictatorship.
“Unions for farmworkers are the first, most basic step to power” – and democratizing the food system will be impossible without them.
Understanding racial capitalism helps us go deeper than looking for “disparate impacts” on people of color, says Maurice BP-Weeks.
Winning passage of the For the People Act is at the pivot of the progressive agenda. It's urgent, and it can succeed.
Canceling student debt could narrow the racial wealth gap; Black students and their families carry an outsize share of the debt.
Community groups in Atlanta respond to the murders there – naming the systems, telling the history, framing solutions.
Detroit Action Organizing Director Jen Disla says, “Trust and authentic relationships are core to organizing.”
In conversation with Black Work Talk host Steven Pitts, JWJ’s Erica Smiley analyzes fissures on the right, suggests we raise our sights.