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Workers are organizing across industries for better conditions in the wake of COVID-19

Alexandra Martinez
a black man in a red hoodie and baseball cap worn backwards stands at a microphone outside. behind him is a sign in green tha

Government funding for COVID-19 services is running out, leaving uninsured people hanging

Sakshi Udavant
people walk past a sign for a COVID testing site

For disabled women of color, telehealth has been a pandemic lifeline

Vilissa Thompson
For disabled women of color, telehealth has been a pandemic lifeline

Understanding inflation, all of its causes, and who it affects the most

Kinjo Kiema
gas station sign shows prices at $7.29, $7.699, and $7.99 per gallon

BIPOC podcasters and musicians continue to fight for exposure and support on Spotify

Ruby Mora
a young Black woman sits at a desk behind a podcast microphone while reading off a notepad

With New York City rental aid in limbo, the need for more funding continues

Sana Khan
three people hold up a sign reading "eviction is violence" during a protest on a city street

Here’s what you need to know about reproductive coercion

Nayanika Guha
Here’s what you need to know about reproductive coercion

Incarcerated people have few ways to fight back against censorship in prisons

Tamar Sarai
From arbitrary judgment calls to material bans, information censorship protects the carceral system at the expense of the inc

How events can prioritize disabled attendees’ safety

Vilissa Thompson
Attendees enter the convention center during Comic Con Special Edition in San Diego, California, November 27, 2021

The pandemic sparked a workers’ rights movement, but Congress hasn’t caught up

Sydney Pereira
a dense crowd stands outside the U.S. Capitol holding signs in support for $15 minimum wage and better workers' rights

Service workers are cautious of ending mask mandates as US COVID-19 cases fall

Alexandra Martinez
Asian waitress wearing face maskprovides white customer with hand sanitizer

Without accessible child care and economic support, low-income parents are pushed into financial insecurity

Sydney Pereira
Without accessible child care and economic support, low-income parents are pushed into financial insecurity