Rights and Democracy
Remember the Truly Vulnerable
I’m an immigrant domestic worker and I’ve lost my home. We need relief, regardless of our immigration status.
How Taxpayers Funded ‘Consulting Fees’ for Ivanka Trump
The president reduced his tax bill by writing off large payments to his daughter. He calls it “smart” — tax lawyers call it criminal.
A Bittersweet Hispanic Heritage Month
This year, we’re facing high COVID-19 infection rates, job losses, and voter suppression. But we are resilient.
You Paid More Taxes Than Donald Trump
There are two tax systems in America: one for you and me, and one for the wealthiest 0.1 percent.
Ask What Your Country Can Do for Me
Suckers!
When Men Legally Controlled Women
100 years after the 19th Amendment, we have so much to lose. But if we fight, how much more can we accomplish?
If Trump Fills RBG’s Seat, the Court’s Legitimacy Will Be in Crisis
We cannot afford a Supreme Court that has abandoned its constitutional duties to cement right-wing minority rule.
Ginsburg Would Want Women to Fight, Not Despair
The late justice dedicated her career to women and other marginalized Americans, and we owe her the same faith she had in us.
Mourning Justice
Rest in peace, Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
What the Flint Water Crisis Meant for My Family
Take it from me: You don’t want to go through what we did. Every community deserves water, life, and dignity.