Peace and Justice
Organizers hope to connect today’s civil rights movements to those of the past with a week of demonstrations across the country leading up to Inauguration Day.
Author and activist Ralph Nader wants to create a new 1 percent—one that will expose “conditions of deprivation and abuse” and champion “basic fair play.”
From the Current Issue
Increase access to generics, end “evergreening” drug patents, and other ways to put people before profits.
Have your passports ready, watch your language, and other advice from a Yale history professor.
The rate of women in U.S. prisons is growing faster than men. But in New Orleans, one group is successfully tackling sentencing for drug use and sex work.
First, understand the environment is not only about climate change—it’s about livelihood for miners, drillers, loggers, and farmers like me.
Tiny Town in the Heartland Creates Homegrown Sanctuary
Residents of Iowa’s first Hispanic-majority town don’t need sanctuary city policies to support their immigrant neighbors.
A world free of extremes of wealth and poverty in which no one needs to stand in line for a chance at a secure and fulfilling life.
Many of us have never had our courage or convictions challenged in frightening ways. That may change.
In the years to come, community bills of rights are one strategy to shelter vulnerable populations.
New Plans Give Immigrants Access to Legal Representation
Undocumented immigrants in detention are four times more likely to win a custody hearing if they have a lawyer.
Send us your ideas by Jan. 25.
Continuing to shrink our oil consumption is one way to challenge the oil uber alles mentality of the Trump administration.
“We fought you. We took your land. We signed treaties that we broke … But we’ve come to say that we are sorry.”
