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Here is a book that many will find helpful in trying to understand, and explain, the various ways that bias works in contemporary society.

Newly restored, Elaine May’s darkest comedy is one of the great underappreciated American movies of the 1970s.

Amazon has to do more than pay a $15 minimum wage to keep workers happy.

How might collective bargaining change if health care wasn't tethered to work? Democratic presidential candidates aren’t in agreement over how to solve the current health care crisis, where 1 in 2 sick Americans cannot afford health care.

Employers must never forget that it’s the workers who truly hold the fate of their businesses in their hands. If not treated properly, it’s entirely within their means to halt production or otherwise interrupt regular operations.

Years and Years is a broad-strokes diagnosis of a species in existential crisis. It’s meant as a warning about what’s happening in the present moment.

This devastating new policy will force thousands of costly and unnecessary certification elections.

California poet John J. Brugaletta explains the silent magic of Houdini and why the public adores escape artists.

Forced arbitration strengthens corprorate power over individual workers while weakening workers collective rights.

A new history of bigoted opposition to immigrants through the manipulation of fake science shows the most vociferous baiters of emigres in the past were among the most privileged U.S. ruling class members.