Economic Justice

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Two Years After the Big Immigrants Rights Marches, Where Do Things Stand?

Dr. Gabriela D. Lemus and Hector E. Sanchez | Posted May 2, 2008 | Politics


Dr. Gabriela D. Lemus and Hector E. Sanchez

On May 1, 2006 millions of immigrants and their supporters took to the streets in 140 cities in 39 states across the United States as part of a wave of mass marches that spring in repudiation of extreme anti-immigrant legislation, passed by Republicans in the House of Representatives. The vast...

Is King's Complete Message Breaking Through?

Jim Wallis | Posted April 8, 2008 | Politics


Jim Wallis

When Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, he was trying to move the country to take on the moral issue of economic injustice. And, for the first time in many years, the remembrances of King's death (this one the 40th anniversary) urged the nation to do the same. Usually,...

Called By His Struggle, Challenged by His Sacrifice: Remembering Dr. King

Stewart Acuff | Posted April 4, 2008 | Politics


Stewart Acuff

The following is a speech I delivered today, April 4, 2008, to the Southern Regional Meeting of Central Labor Councils in Memphis to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the death of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.

Thank you for your welcome, but most importantly, thanks for all you do...

Climate Policy, Auctions, and Economic Justice

David Roberts | Posted March 4, 2008 | Politics


David Roberts

The following post was originally published on The Nation's guest blog, Passing Through, where I was in residence throughout February.

It is a rudimentary introduction to carbon cap and trade systems and the question of allocating permits, an argument (or three) in favor of auctioning permits, and a review...

Well Done, Thou Good and Faithful Servants

Jim Wallis | Posted January 31, 2008 | Politics


Jim Wallis

John Edwards ended his campaign yesterday afternoon at the same place he started it and with the same theme -- ending poverty as a moral imperative. In the Ninth Ward of New Orleans, Edwards said that he was stepping aside in this presidential campaign,...

Environmentalism and economic justice, sitting in a tree ...

David Roberts | Posted September 26, 2007 | Politics


David Roberts

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2007-09-26-images-van_jones_200t.jpgBack in March of this year, I interviewed Van Jones of the Ella Baker Center in Oakland, Calif. He was excited because House Speaker Nancy Pelosi had adopted his "green-collar jobs" language and agreed to craft legislation around it....


 

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