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Never eat the candy on your pillow: Hope lies in the rubble

Derek R. Trumbo, Sr.
color digital collage on a light teal background with torn paper lines that look like waves. eight birds fly from the bottom

No one thought they could shut this prison down. Can an interracial, interregional coalition do it again?

ray levy uyeda
color photograph of a bulldozer atop a coal mound as low-hanging smoke or fog lingers and blocks the tops of trees in the bac

Amazon workers struggle with injuries and low pay despite company’s profits

Eddie Velazquez
color photograph of an Amazon worker in a blue vest with the Amazon curved arrow on the back unloading a truck full of packag

Never eat the candy on your pillow: Breaking the cycle

Derek R. Trumbo, Sr.
digital collage on a teal background of a piece of paper with circular scribbles on it

Rollbacks to child labor protections are on the rise

Lisa Kwon
color photograph of an outdoor protest against child labor. people walk in a line towards the camera holding yellow signs rea

86 cents for a day of work is a reality for most incarcerated people

Tina Vásquez Derek R. Trumbo, Sr.
color photograph of an incarcerated person wearing dark blue long pants and a light blue t-shirt with yellow text on the uppe

Never eat the candy on your pillow: Holding onto hope

Derek R. Trumbo, Sr.
digital collage on a teal background of an illustrated black man with a mustache and circle beard. behind him is a set of thi

‘Abortion access will be restored in the US’

Tina Vásquez
Kwajelyn Jackson, executive director of the Feminist Women’s Health Center (FWHC) in Atlanta, Georgia for the One year post-R

‘How long can Kentucky survive?’

Tina Vásquez
‘How long can Kentucky survive?’

Prison abolition is environmental justice

ray levy uyeda
color photograph of a truck leaving a forested area onto a paved street. a metal overpass stands above the truck in the foreg

Why the Ohio train derailment’s environmental impacts remain unclear

ray levy uyeda
color photograph of an EPA agent wearing a bright yellow safety vest standing in a creek

Abortion rights win big in midterm elections as the red wave crumbles

Alexandra Martinez
color photograph of pro-choice protesters holding paper signs with pro-choice messages such as "reproductive freedom for all"