To mark the anniversary of the 1948 War and subsequent uprooting and mass displacement of Palestinians, known in Arabic as Al-Nakba (the Catastrophe), the Committee will convene the UN Forum on the Question of Palestine “70 Years after 1948 – Lessons to Achieve a Sustainable Peace.”
From remittances to voting power, Mexico’s politicians recognize the importance of courting the support of Mexican’s living in the U.S.
The Gaza massacre is a war crime. And the United States is complicit alongside Israel.
The lasting impact of slavery, red-lining, and mass incarceration, and how they contribute to today’s massive racial wealth gap.
The hard-right national security adviser successfully tanked the Iran deal. His next target? The North Korea talks.
Payday lenders extort poor and rural Americans. One solution? Your friendly neighborhood post office.
Poor people of all races are shifting the national conversation on poverty and race from “right vs. left” to “right vs. wrong”
The Minnesota lawmaker has been a champion of efforts to defend the disclosure reform from Republican attack.
His advisers, as well as Israel and Saudi Arabia, will be pushing for one—which is why we have to act now to stop it.
Down Home North Carolina is organizing a multiracial movement to restore power to the state’s working people.
The Poor People’s Campaign’s first week of nonviolent moral direct actions will shine a spotlight on the problems of women in poverty.
Gina Haspel is just the type of status-quo choice that Donald Trump promised not to make.
Under the new GOP tax law, states that pay teachers a living wage subsidize states that pay them poorly.
Activists demand accountability from Power Design, a subcontractor enabling the “race to the bottom” at construction sites around Washington, D.C.
Taxing high-end real estate transfers can help keep city living affordable for everyone.