President Theodore Roosevelt stated in 1911, “Surely poverty alone should not disrupt the home,” in reference to his continuing to support the Mother’s Pension that was
Category: Labor
Black doctors and Black babies and institutional racism
Disparity of care is worse health outcomes based on institutional and systematic issues, meaning everything being equal, a person owing to their race or gender
Chadwick Boseman and the importance of community in struggle for justice
We can mourn the passing of the talented and thoughtful actor Chadwick Boseman most well known for his groundbreaking role of Black Panther and his
The police, jail, free labor, and Black people
The history of policing in the United States is intertwined with the control of enslaved people. In particular Black people, the slave patrols were early
Notes of a postal worker’s daughter
Black people will never be middle class, a class reserved for the mediocre average gatekeepers of white supremacy, because even a Black gatekeeper must be excellent, but the post office allowed middle income.
