Gig workers rely on government programs for essentials, highlighting a need for better benefits in the gig economy.
The Christian right has shifted from defending liberty to seeking power, defunding aid groups that help the poor worldwide.
“Resegregation is not just a right, but a responsibility,” says Karen Attiah, urging a return to truth in racial justice.
National Urban League President Marc H. Morial condemns Trump’s order denying federal funds, risking economic stability.
In light of President Donald Trump’s executive order to roll back DEI policies, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell faced multiple questions Monday about the league’s intentions for equitable hiring.
As misinformation spreads across social media, targeted disinformation campaigns are using advanced digital tactics to discourage voter participation, especially within communities of color.
Many of the millions of young adults heading to college this fall are international students. They pump over $40 billion into the U.S. economy.
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President Trump’s order to dismantle affirmative action caught attention, though many states had already ended such practices.
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In August, Rev. Al Sharpton and civil rights leaders will host the March on Washington 2026 to defend voting rights.
Privacy advocates are concerned that Flock Safety’s expanding ALPR network, with over 120,000 cameras, threatens privacy.
Education
UnidosUS’s Listening Tour revealed barriers like unemployment, housing, and immigration issues, shaping future agendas.
Civic Engagement
Consumers face inflation in daily expenses, but policymakers struggle to agree on data interpretation and pricing trends.
Florida’s Amendment 3 aims to lower property taxes but could result in increased taxes elsewhere or reduced services.
Civic Engagement
Families in the U.S. are struggling to afford basic necessities. Cuts to SNAP impact Latinos heavily, worsening food security.
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