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History professors Matt Stanley and Michael Pierce are organizing a teach-in at the Fayetteville Public Library from 1-4:30 p.m. Saturday on economic and persistent poverty issues.
Four panelists at a Georgetown event on Catholic social teaching and labor offered hope but also some challenges, says columnist Michael Sean Winters.
A Teach-In on April 8 that will include several labor experts will provide an opportunity for attendees to learn more about labor issues in the region and connect with labor advocates.
Working poor into the disabled, have their access to voting rights. we know that voting rights are certainly coming under assault and have been under assault. dating back most recently to the supreme court ruling in shelby versus holding. we need him to be aggressive. we need to be consistent going forward. >> can i ask, you also, hassan, if you want to add to that the president will be running for reelection. it is widely expected he will campaign his record on civil rights. what is your suspect of that record? >> again, we could do more. certainly the record is stronger than the opposition p...
Since October, the Georgetown Coalition for Workers’ Rights has pushed for an active presence after struggling with the loss of pre-pandemic momentum.