#economic-justice

#economic-justice

The state's biggest players—Registered Organizations (ROs), often multi-state operators (MSOs)—are flexing financial muscle and regulatory privilege to seize control of the entire industry.

Mamdani attracted support from a broad swath of New Yorkers by running a campaign relentlessly focused on working-class cost-of-living concerns.

In a soaring speech, Mamdani cast his campaign as the beginning of a broader movement: We have won from Harlem to Bay Ridge from Jackson Heights to Port Richmond.

Jeremy Corbyn discusses the challenges faced by those who advocate for Palestine, emphasizing the high cost associated with supporting these rights in the current geopolitical climate.

Workers' rights are at the forefront of the National Day of Action on May 1, 2025, responding to economic disparities and advocating for better wages and protections.

Tiffany Crutcher, a board member of Justice for Greenwood, emphasized that Mayor Monroe Nichols' "road to repair" plan for 1921 massacre descendants is a significant step in acknowledging historical injustices.

In far too many places, the struggles for racial and economic justice have become disconnected. The decline of unions has contributed to stagnant wage gaps.