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By Center For American Progress Photos: YouTube Screenshots Washington, D.C. — In 2022, President Joe Biden signed into law the Inflation Reduction Act, which provides new incentives to…
By Jim Hightower Photo: Austin News Guild\The Media Institute\LinkedIn Local newspapers – produced by reporters who live in and know about their communities – are vital to America’s…
By Center for Economic and Policy Research Photos: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics\YouTube Screenshots According to recent estimates, the Black-white employment gap is as large as at least…
By Jim Hightower Photos: YouTube\Video\Screenshots The systemic denial of support and general exploitation that Black farmers in America have endured remains a relatively unexplored topic when it comes…
Photos: Wikimedia Commons\YouTube Screenshots By WalletHub With Martin Luther King Jr. Day approaching, it’s a good time to reflect on the state of race in the U.S., and…
By Andrew Moss Photos: YouTube Screenshots American workers made great strides in 2023. Autoworkers, UPS drivers, Kaiser health workers, screenwriters, and actors all scored significant gains in earnings…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots At a time of massive income and wealth inequality, when real inflation accounted for wages for the average worker are lower today than they were…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots DETROIT—United Auto Workers bargainers with Ford reached a tentative agreement with the Detroit Three auto firm on Oct. 25, union President Shawn Fain and Chuck…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Facebook I strongly support the UAW strike against the Big Three automakers (General Motors, Ford and Stellantis). Here’s why. The fight the UAW is waging has…
Photos: Facebook At 11:59 PM last night, the United Auto Workers contract expired with their employers at the ‘Big 3’ — Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis — who…
