How the student loan payment pause affected Latinx millennials Daisy Verduzco Reyes - August 11, 2022 With payments due again soon, will Biden offer any loan forgiveness?
In Colombia, an activist, feminist lawyer is running for VP Julia Zulver and Jennifer Piscopo - April 28, 2022 Francia Márquez pledged to speak for marginalized and rural voters. That’s put her in danger.
The media loves ‘missing White women.’ Black women are already missing from public view. Julia S. Jordan-Zachery - October 13, 2021 With the latest nationwide news about Gabby Petito, Black women’s expulsion from full citizenship becomes even starker.
On Labor Day, we remember the Black women who helped win labor rights Danielle Phillips-Cunningham - September 2, 2021 100 years ago, Nannie Helen Burroughs launched the National Association of Wage Earners — part of her effort to integrate comprehensive labor reform into the movement for voting rights.
Will Haitians get the chance to determine their future — without foreign interference? Robert Fatton - July 22, 2021 The current crisis could push Haitians to seek a more democratic society.
Are ‘global cities’ an antidote to populism and nationalism? Istanbul offers some hope. Fisher Onar - July 19, 2018 [caption id="attachment_75823" align="aligncenter" width="960"] Istanbul is a bustling, diverse city,