Environmental injustices during Hurricane Katrina sparked public outrage. We see a familiar pattern, as the effects of Hurricane Ida on our communities of color become more clear.
[Read more]Can a Deadly Storm Again Spark Progress for Justice?
Voter Suppression: It’s Not Just for Swing States Anymore
While new voting restrictions in GA, AZ and TX make national news, attacks on democracy are rampant throughout the West, showing the need for federal protections via the John Lewis Voting Rights Act and S1.
[Read more]Montana GOP’s Annulment of Voters Shows the Urgent Need for Federal Protections
Just six years after Montanans overwhelmingly rejected a referendum that would stop Election Day registration, Republican legislators rendered citizens’ votes meaningless and revoked the opportunity 12,000 voters used to register in 2016.
[Read more]A Leap Forward for Democracy Is Within Our Grasp
The For the People Act would be the greatest forward leap for democracy in generations. While voting rights are central to the bill, it also helps modernize and secure elections, and reduces the power of money.
[Read more]The Multiplier Effect of Local Independent Business
The local economic multiplier effect or “local premium” is a key benefit of “buy local” public education campaigns. Independent locally owned businesses recirculate a higher percent of revenue than absentee-owned businesses.
[Read more]How Amazon Wins: By Steamrolling Rivals and Partners
First published in the Wall Street Journal: Jeff Bezos built Amazon.com Inc. from his garage with an underdog’s ambition to take on the establishment. As the company has grown, so has its capacity to take on an ever-growing array of competitors.
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