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Inside The US Jobs Report: Record-low Black Unemployment - Vimarsana News

Inside The US Jobs Report: Record-low Black Unemployment

Will historic gains for Black workers be eroded by the economic downturn?

Elon Musk's Tesla to pay Rs 26.30 crore to former employee due to a racial harassment case - Vimarsana News

Elon Musk's Tesla to pay Rs 26.30 crore to former employee due to a racial harassment case

The lawsuit claimed that black workers regularly faced racist slurs on the factory floor, and racist graffiti in bathrooms at the Tesla facility

Panel: Unions are the road to good jobs for Black workers - Vimarsana News

Panel: Unions are the road to good jobs for Black workers

WASHINGTON —There was one big agreement by a panel of top Labor Department officials, union leaders, and rank-and-file Black workers: Unions are the road to a decent standard of living and good jobs for Black Americans and critical to the struggle to overcome the impact of centuries of ingrained r...

Anarchism and the Black Revolution - Lorenzo Komboa Ervin - Vimarsana News

Anarchism and the Black Revolution - Lorenzo Komboa Ervin

Written by ex-Black Panther turned anarchist Lorenzo Komboa Ervin, Anarchism and the Black Revolution is both an easy-to-read introduction to the fundamental principles of class struggle anarchism and an analysis of their relevance to the black liberation movement. Also contains a good section on why the author is an anarchist and why non-class struggle anarchists are useless.

Source: libcom.org
The relevance of the Civil War in today's conversations about reparations in Massachusetts - Vimarsana News

The relevance of the Civil War in today's conversations about reparations in Massachusetts

Massachusetts ended the practice of slavery in 1783. But as author and historian Jacqueline Jones points out in her new book, "No Right To An Honest Living: The Struggles of Boston's Black Workers in the Civil War Era," while the city didn't practice slavery after that point, it didn't practice equality either. 

Source: wbur.org