Housing
When developer greed wins, schools lose
Tax abatements for developers to build "affordable" housing that isn't affordable is depleting our schools of resources while shifting the tax burden onto working people.
Philadelphia mayor’s 100-day plan shows tough struggles ahead
On issues of public safety, environmental racism, housing, economics, and education, Philadelphia's mayor is putting big business interests ahead of the city's working class.
New York needs Right To Counsel, Good Cause Eviction, and public housing
Testimony submitted to the New York State Assembly Joint Legislative Budget Hearing on Housing on February 14, 2024.
The Detroit CP in 2023: Putting its mark on “Strike City” struggles
The Detroit club was in the thick of it in 2023, making valuable contributions to local campaigns for housing justice, labor rights, tax justice, and peace.
Good morning, revolution! Time to prevent WWIII
U.S. bombs Yemen again, Trump wins in Iowa, NBA's racist double standards, and mailbag.