Two recent books provide new insights that may help organizers in sorting out what works from what is ineffective or even counterproductive.
COVID-19 and Its Impacts on Immigrant Families and Communities
Blacks, Indigenous, Latinx, and Asian populations are more likely to contract COVID-19 and die from it compared to whites.
THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC FROM INSIDE PRISON WALLS
All it takes is ONE positive case to spread this lethal virus to hundreds of vulnerable people.
Living and working in the time of the Pandemic in Pakistan
The real problem remains the government’s failure to enforce labor laws and provide adequate legal protections to workers.
Tomorrow is a Rumor
The COVID-19 lockdown in Pakistan has meant that folks who cannot afford to stay home are being arrested and punished for breaking the law.
Pride 2020: A time for vigilance and collective action in the COVID-19 pandemic
In a global health emergency, it is not uncommon for LGBTQ people to be blamed for disasters, both “manmade and natural”.
Queer Liberation is Black Liberation, Justice for Black Lives Is Justice for All
Black queer and trans communities have been in the vanguard of both LGBTQ and racial justice campaigns.
Angel’s Tree: COVID Activism Inside a CA Women’s Prison
It took 5 days after her request (April 8 – 13) before she got to see the doctor and get lab work done.
How COVID-19 rationing frameworks reinforce white supremacy
Any framework offering guidance on rationing scarce healthcare resources in the US must explicitly address inequities.
