Economic Justice

Small crowd marching down the street with banners and signs in Spanish and English, and a rainbow flag near the front. Most of the marchers are women, Latina and Black. Everyone is masked. Several have red T-shirts and signs.

Racial Justice

Rutgers Unions Find Power in Coalition

Rebecca Givan

A multi-union coalition at Rutgers University beat New Jersey’s attempt to use the pandemic to impose austerity.

Horizontal sepia-toned photo. Rows of people with linked arms standing close together in the street; it’s night, only the front row is clearly visible. Signs on buildings in English and Chinese. Above the crowd, the marquee reads “International Hotel.” Inset on left, a color photo of a young Filipino woman in overalls, her arm around the shoulder of an older Filipino man in a flannel shirt. Both are looking down somberly.

Coming Home: Jeanette Lazam Returns to the I-Hotel

By

Estella Habal and Hilton Obenzinger

Filipino tenants’ fight against eviction sparked an epic housing rights battle in San Francisco. Now a defender of the I-Hotel returns.

A line of people in masks holding a banner that reads: “Rep. Peters: Stop Supporting Vaccine Apartheid.” They’re a diverse group: white, Black, South Asian. Man at the end of the banner holds a cardboard cutout of a face, a white man with gray hair, probably Rep. Peters.

Vaccine Access Campaign Makes the Global Local

By

Ben Levenson

Practical internationalism: vaccine access for the Global South connects to health care organizing in the U.S.