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Group of people holding signs, US Supreme Court building in the background. Signs and both pro-choice and anti-abortion. Many are round “Keep Abortion Legal” signs. One homemade sign reads, “The real coat hanger victim,” and has a naked plastic fetus and a coat hanger attached.

Danger from the Right

The Role of Anti-Abortion Forces in the Rise of the MAGA Right

Sandra Hinson

The Right used the anti-abortion crusade in its push towards minority rule. The Left has a lot to learn from how they did it.

Crowd standing in the street, a thicket of signs saying "We're fired up," with a central banner reading "ACT UP Shreveport, AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power"

Strategy
Health Justice

CDC, Can’t You See? Going to Work Is Killing Me

Sophia Nova

The AIDS activism of ACT UP—with its rowdy direct action and informed policy advocacy—has much to teach us about centering people’s needs in the responses to the COVID pandemic.

A solitary worker in a mask and apron wipes down a restaurant counter, though the sign on the door says “open for business.”

Labor
Economic Justice
Health Justice

Dying to Serve? A Restaurant Worker’s Plea for Organizing

Samantha Ferraro

Frustration and solidarity have grown side-by-side as restaurant workers struggle in the pandemic. The time is right to organize.

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CDC, Can’t You See? Going to Work Is Killing Me

Dying to Serve? A Restaurant Worker’s Plea for Organizing

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