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U.S. Trade Policy Has Failed Black and Latinx Workers

U.S. Trade Policy Has Failed Black and Latinx Workers

Mar 1, 2021

Mainstream narratives on trade suggest white workers from the Midwest suffer most from U.S. trade policies. Evidence shows that’s not true.

Free Trade Agreements Have Exacerbated a Humanitarian Crisis in Central America

Free Trade Agreements Have Exacerbated a Humanitarian Crisis in Central America

Jun 29, 2016

Proposals like the Alliance for Prosperity Plan and the Trans-Pacific Partnership will only accelerate a race to the bottom for families in the Northern triangle of Latin America, Manuel Perez-Rocha said at the AFL-CIO conference on U.S. trade policy.

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