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Amazon Workers Just Voted to Create Their First Union in the U.S.
We love to see it!
By Jacqui Germain
How a New Generation of Black Organizers Changed Atlanta
The model is all about bringing HBCUs together.
By Skylar Mitchell
“Lux” Magazine Wants to Revive the Feminist Left
"You've gotta get the people going."
By Lex McMenamin
Young People Are Risking Everything for Climate Action
In some countries, “there are security risks young people face even for speaking out.”
By Elizabeth Djinis
How Young People Are Coping Amid the Rise in Anti-Asian Violence
“[Community is] such a powerful thing.”
By Sara Tardiff
The Interest Rates on Student Loans Are Out of Control
“You get to the mentality — it’s like, what’s the point?”
By Jacqui Germain
How Patriarchy Has Contributed to the Climate Crisis
“Ecofeminism” explains the connection.
By Leah Thomas
Are We Making Progress In Fashion? Experts Weigh In
A look into how the fashion industry has evolved since confronting its diversity issue.
By Aiyana Ishmael
If Politicians Want Our Vote, They Need to Forgive Student Debt
43 million Americans owe a total of more than $1.59 trillion.
By Maggie BellPhotography by Rosie Brock
Want to Unionize Your Workplace? This Group Can Help
Meet the Emergency Workplace Organizing Committee.
By Dawn Tefft
The Young Lords Brought the Revolution to Public Health
The group achieved victories for health care access in New York and beyond.
By Marissa Lemar
Martin Luther King’s 6 Principles for Nonviolent Direct Action
“Nonviolence seeks to defeat injustice or evil, not people.”
By Nya Grantham
What Happens When a Community’s Schools Are Closed Down?
“There’s been no evidence that closing underserved schools will help students in any way.”
By Mary Retta
Minneapolis’s Mayor Lied, and 22-Year-Old Amir Locke Died
It’s time for Jacob Frey to resign and for a new Department of Public Safety.
By Robin Wonsley Worlobah
Students Have a Plan to Make Their School Districts Listen
Chi-RADS is building community and student power.
By Mary Retta
MLK Knew That Tension Is Necessary to Create Change
We can’t just wait patiently for institutions or lawmakers to act.
By Zubin Abraham-Ahmed
These Activists Are Resisting the Gentrification of Chinatowns
This fight is deeply personal.
By Eda Yu