Trump’s Affordability Crisis Hits Working Class Blacks Hard – Democrats Should Respond Aggressively
Rising Black unemployment exposes economic struggles under Trump, hitting women and men hardest despite a “strong” labor market.
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The Voting Rights Act Is Under Threat. So Are Workers’ Rights.
Supreme Court decisions weakening the Voting Rights Act threaten democracy, racial equity, and the power of working people nationwide.
Camden’s School Takeover: How State Control Stripped Democratic Power From Residents
State control of Camden schools has stripped residents of democratic power while accelerating closures and charter expansion.
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Reverend Jesse Jackson’s leadership continues to inspire hope, courage, and change even as he faces health challenges.
Campbell Soup’s ‘Poor People’ Problem Goes Way Deeper
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Just In Time For Thanksgiving, Hope For An America Where Ending Poverty Comes Before Party
Ben Jealous reflects on Jack Kemp’s legacy and Holly Knoll’s lessons in leadership and compassion this Thanksgiving.
America At 250: It’s Time To Bring The Ballot Home
With poll worker shortages and voter burnout, experts say vote-by-mail could strengthen U.S. democracy as the nation nears its 250th year.
SNAP Disruption Underscores Need To Strengthen New Jersey’s Full, Diverse Food Security Infrastructure
How New Jersey’s SNAP disruption exposed food system gaps and why stronger local infrastructure and long-term planning are needed for real food security.
New Report: NJ Isn’t Preparing Students For Life After High School. Let’s Fix That.
NJ students face low college graduation rates and high costs; JerseyCAN urges expanding AP, CLEP, and dual-enrollment programs to boost college and career readiness.
The Voting Rights Act Is Under Threat. So Are Workers’ Rights.
Supreme Court decisions weakening the Voting Rights Act threaten democracy, racial equity, and the power of working people nationwide.
Camden’s School Takeover: How State Control Stripped Democratic Power From Residents
State control of Camden schools has stripped residents of democratic power while accelerating closures and charter expansion.
Praying For Hope
Reverend Jesse Jackson’s leadership continues to inspire hope, courage, and change even as he faces health challenges.
Campbell Soup’s ‘Poor People’ Problem Goes Way Deeper
An analysis of Camden’s politics, corporate gentrification, and Campbell Soup’s influence on racial and economic inequality for Black and Latino residents.
Just In Time For Thanksgiving, Hope For An America Where Ending Poverty Comes Before Party
Ben Jealous reflects on Jack Kemp’s legacy and Holly Knoll’s lessons in leadership and compassion this Thanksgiving.
America At 250: It’s Time To Bring The Ballot Home
With poll worker shortages and voter burnout, experts say vote-by-mail could strengthen U.S. democracy as the nation nears its 250th year.
SNAP Disruption Underscores Need To Strengthen New Jersey’s Full, Diverse Food Security Infrastructure
How New Jersey’s SNAP disruption exposed food system gaps and why stronger local infrastructure and long-term planning are needed for real food security.
New Report: NJ Isn’t Preparing Students For Life After High School. Let’s Fix That.
NJ students face low college graduation rates and high costs; JerseyCAN urges expanding AP, CLEP, and dual-enrollment programs to boost college and career readiness.