Partial federal government shutdown leaves many wondering if they will make it to their next meal
The longest closure of non-essential government offices in U.S. history continues and is now on day 32. As time rolls on, many … Keep Reading
Reports of local police using military equipment and tactics during hurricanes draw concern
Military tactics and military equipment have become a normal part of emergency efforts by local police in times of crises and disaster. … Keep Reading
Banking on tragedy: How foreign corporations make a profit from natural disasters
The privatization of services has become a lucrative outcome for disaster capitalism. In recent years, hurricanes were no exception. … Keep Reading
Disparities in US immigration policy show Black immigrants face biases
The experiences and voices of Black immigrants from Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, are largely invisible in the current tumultuous immigration … Keep Reading
Reunification of immigrant families still elusive under Trump Administration
The Trump Administration espouses to operate under a Republican agenda that traditionally celebrates the family, but families are not safe in the … Keep Reading
MOVE member granted parole after almost four decades
After serving 39 years and ten months, Debbie Sims Africa, 61, one of the remaining incarcerated members of the MOVE organization, known … Keep Reading