Shawn Fremstad

The rise in material hardship among lower-income whites without college degrees, and the Congressional GOP’s opposition to new legislation addressing it, will likely make it harder for Trump to hold on to these important swing voters in next week’s election.

The history of the United States is the history of exploited black labor, beginning with slavery and continuing today in the form of endemic structural racism.

Progressives rightly embrace family diversity and egalitarian, solidaristic relationships.

Today the United States is the only country in the world that measures present-day poverty by using a poverty line set over half a century ago.

It is unimaginable that Congress would classify so many working-class and middle-class Americans as undesirable public charges.

If the administration is serious about improving the health of working-class people, then it should stop rolling back important labor standards and worker protections.