Rights & Justice

Trump will assume the most powerful position in the world, the presidency of the United States. But there is still a force more powerful: movements.

Americans know a takeover has occurred, and they blame the establishment for it.

A woman was not elected to the highest office. But other women who ran on platforms of equality and progressive reform did win.

Protesters, especially students, are marching in solidarity to protest the recent election of Donald Trump as our next POTUS.

$460 million in credit is at stake for the Dakota Access and Bakken pipeline as Norway’s largest bank announces its own “fact-based” evaluation of indigenous rights abuses.

An energy and big business-backed state constitutional amendment passed in Colorado, while a controversial carbon tax initiative in Washington went down to defeat.

The 115th United States Congress will have the highest percentage of women legislators in its history.

Responsible for costing Maricopa County million of dollars in civil rights violation lawsuits, Arpaio can soon finally stop calling himself America’s toughest sheriff.

Will Energy Transfer Partners obey the Department of Justice and Army Corps of Engineers orders?

By articulating a vision of a more just world, going on offense, demanding more instead of accepting less, and aligning campaigns against the billionaires at the top, labor can inspire and organize a movement dedicated to redistributing wealth and power.