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We cannot achieve economic, environmental, or educational justice until we confront structural racism and take our demands directly to the financial elite profiting off the crises in our communities.

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The student debt crisis affects millions of borrowers, and it harms women of color the most. ... See MoreSee Less

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The Federal Government Has Long Made the Cost of Higher Ed Worse, Not Better

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Everyone knows the cost of higher education in America is massive and unsustainable. The federal government has played a key role in inflating college costs — but any president, including Joe Biden,...
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This pattern is similar to other outbreaks, notably COVID-19.

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Black men are getting 70% of monkeypox cases in North Carolina—and only 24% of the vaccines

Another epidemic, another spotlight on inequality. We’re less than two months into the monkeypox vaccination campa...

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