Research
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Economic Justice, Racial & Gender Justice
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Articles
Americans Should Reject All State-Sanctioned Murder, Live-Streamed or Not
Last year, the US was 1 of only 17 countries to record an official execution.
Economic Justice
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Reports
Lessons from Atlanta’s Municipal Grocery Store Experiment
How public support and purchasing cooperatives brought new options to Atlanta’s food deserts — and what other cities can learn.
Peace & Foreign Policy
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Articles
Saving Lives in North Korea
A new book chronicles the challenging task of helping ordinary people in North Korea.
Peace & Foreign Policy, Racial & Gender Justice
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Articles
‘Their Power Rests on Fear. Ours Rests on Each Other.’
At our LM Awards, Unidos MN leader Emilia Gonzalez Avalos shares the “sacred power” of neighbors standing up for each other.
Economic Justice
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Articles
$55 Billion in Stock Buyback Wealth for Google Oligarchs
A 1982 SEC rule change has turbocharged America’s extreme wealth concentration, adding $55 billion to the wealth piles of Larry Page and Sergey...
Economic Justice
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Articles
Increasing Portland’s CEO Pay Surtax Would Boost Revenue and Encourage Narrower Pay Gaps
Sarah Anderson testified before the Portland, OR city council about a proposal to increase an existing tax on corporations with huge CEO-worker pay...
Climate Justice
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Articles
Climate Week NYC 2026: War and the Climate Crisis Demand International Solidarity From Our Movements
The world we want now and for future generations is one where we are safe, healthy, and cared for. Let’s work together to...
Economic Justice
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Articles
The Plundering Oligarch You Haven’t Heard Of
Private-equity magnate Jeffrey Leerink has been busy pillaging healthcare and the life sciences.
Economic Justice
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Articles
New York Is Getting Richer. Most New Yorkers Aren’t.
Data shows that New York City has grown richer since the pandemic, but the gains have flowed overwhelmingly to the top.
Economic Justice
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Articles
Cutting Local Journalists, McClatchy Embraces AI Content
The embrace of AI and maximalist content production at the expense of human-crafted reporting threatens the future of journalism.
Economic Justice
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Articles
People Won’t Defend a Democracy They Haven’t Experienced
Democracy can’t just be something to ask people to defend. We have to rebuild the places where people actually practice it.
Economic Justice
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Articles
The Guilford Food Hub: Growing Community Resilience One Lemon Bar at a Time
The Hub has become a model of community resilience that has kept $204,000 in the local economy over the past four years.
