Daniel Rivera-Ibarra   When we get on an airplane, flight attendants tell us that in case of loss of cabin pressure, we must put on our own oxygen masks before helping those around us.... Read more

  David Torres   If the COVID-19 pandemic has made anything begin to be obvious in the social economic structure of the United States, it is the indispensable character of the work... Read more

  Danica Jorden   On April 7, Tyson Foods announced it was closing an Iowa pork processing plant due to at least 25 of its employees falling victim to novel coronavirus COVID-19. A... Read more

David Torres   Demonstrating who calls the shots on the issue of immigration, by introducing an executive order to ban immigration for sixty days, has neither strengthened nor made more... Read more

  Kim Cordova   The food supply is insecure because of the ineptitude of the meat processing companies like JBS, and the failure of federal, state and local governments, to effecti... Read more

  Scarlet Kim and Noor Zafar   Ange Samma, a 22-year-old green card holder from Burkina Faso, came to the United States seven years ago, when he was still a teenager. After studyin... Read more

  Ramón Del Castillo, PhD   Communities of color suffer from higher rates of physical and mental health issues than their Anglo counterparts. This has been further highlighted duri... Read more

David Torres   It seems that for the first time in the history of the United States, the arduous labor of undocumented workers has become visible to those who, not so long ago, did not even... Read more

  Maribel Hastings and David Torres   Disasters have the bad habit of exposing, to all, the multiple problems that many of us already knew existed, but others, out of economic and... Read more

Members of the Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights (COLOR) share and amplify their stories on the importance of healthcare and paid family leave in Colorado... Read more