Throughout U.S. history, class has been bound up with other forms of oppression—so the disenfranchisement of Black men after Reconstruction decisively shifted class relations.
In the two years since the court’s ruling in a key case about Native American rights, the state of Oklahoma has requested the Supreme Court revisit the case more than 40 times.
Analysts say developments offer glimmer of hope for country devastated by seven years of war.
Washington appears to be absent from the process, seemingly holding out for a preferred outcome while the violence rages.
Child care and elder care investments provide U.S. families more options and better lives. The added effect of boosting expectations of labor supply growth means that now would be a great time to undertake them to fight inflation.
The right is on the march — but not without resistance
No country in the world has seen life expectancy plummet during the pandemic as sharply as the US. The gap between the United States and its peer income countries is now over five years, which is an incredible gap.
Economic collapse brings mass unrest in Sri Lanka, and social ferment brings a new kind of political leader in Colombia
Above all, we must intervene because we must see every crisis as a moment of both dangers and openings. It is the responsibility of the Left to not only try to limit the damage, but also to build toward a new world.
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