Wells Fargo Fake Interviews: A History of Corporate Betrayal
Wells Fargo’s $85M settlement exposes ‘fake interviews’ used to meet diversity quotas. A deep look at corporate betrayal and the fight for economic justice
Blackout The System: A Nationwide Economic Uprising Against Corporate Greed and Government Betrayal
Blackout The System calls for nationwide economic boycott from November 25-December 2, reviving traditions of Black economic resistance and labor power.
Black Women’s Pay Gap: A Fight for Economic Justice
Black Women’s Equal Pay Day highlights the ongoing pay gap and economic justice for Black women in the workforce.
Kenya’s Unyielding Fight for Freedom
Kenya’s anti-government protests highlight the struggle for democracy and justice amid rising discontent and police brutality.
Bishop Barber’s Urgent Warning Budget Cuts Harm Black Lives
Bishop Barber condemns GOP cuts to Medicaid/Medicare, $535B Medicare, 72M affected, hurting Black communities amid tax breaks for the wealthy.
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