“Democrats Must Change Their Whole Approach Toward White People” by The Nation
Most of them are with Trump, and that’s not going to change. Instead, Democrats should target a far more winnable group of voters. STEVE PHILLIPS
Most of them are with Trump, and that’s not going to change. Instead, Democrats should target a far more winnable group of voters. STEVE PHILLIPS
Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) should quickly adopt safeguards for renters in Tennessee and across country. By: JoAnne Vasil, Pat Marsh and Shane Reeves Key
A white New Yorker on how this is an opportunity for the state to reckon with its history and move beyond divisive narratives. In a
We’re on NBC News as part of their National Day of Racial Healing special! The segment profiles Kentucky People’s Union (KPU), a working class-led project
by Beth Howard, Carla Wallace, Eddie Wong, and Hy Thurman Article published: February 5, 2024 ‘Steps on a journey of struggle’: Organizers share their experiences
Tennesseans of differing races, colors and creeds gathered for the annual celebration of International Human Rights Day this week. During the event, leaders were acknowledged
“I work in schools, and the idea that students’ access to information about their bodies and their sexuality being limited … I don’t think it has a place in schools,” said Rachel Adams, a rally participant and member of Boston’s branch of Showing Up for Racial Justice—a group that organizes white people to fight for racial and economic justice, according to its website. “I don’t think censorship is ever something you wanna encourage.”
Rebecca Vilkomerson, a longtime community organizer and former executive director of the nonprofit group Jewish Voice for Peace, joined political reporter Bobby Cuza on “Inside City Hall” Tuesday night to talk more about the Israel-Hamas war.
“When community organizers started knocking on doors in Boyd County, Kentucky, they were ready to listen to what people had to say about the biggest issues in their lives. What surprised the canvassers was how ready residents were to talk.”
“The party needs a sober, empirically grounded analysis of what we really know—and don’t know—about how best to expand support among white voters.”