Op-Ed | Racial Justice Confronting White Supremacy Can’t Come Through Top-Down “Justice” Our best hope lies in grassroots, community-led truth and reconciliation processes based in restorative justice. By Fania E. Davis & Teiahsha Bankhead , Truthout July 23, 2020 Truthout
Op-Ed | Education & Youth Trump and DeVos’s Plan to Reopen Schools Hides a Sinister Agenda Turning schools into hotbeds of infection is in line with Betsy DeVos’s plan to undermine the public school system. By Peter Montague , Truthout July 23, 2020 Truthout
News | Prisons & Policing Philadelphia DA Says Trump’s Police Will Be Arrested If They Assault Protesters Legal experts say the president's attempts to send federal agents to U.S. cities sits on flimsy legal standing. By Chris Walker , Truthout July 22, 2020 Truthout
Interview | Environment & Health COVID Deaths Quintuple for Older Latinx Workers Keeping California Going In places like California, many Latinx workers labor in essential jobs as farmworkers and meatpackers. By Amy Goodman & Juan González , DemocracyNow! July 22, 2020 Truthout
Op-Ed | Politics & Elections Trump’s Reelection Strategy Involves Terrorizing Us With Secret Stormtroopers Trump has successfully normalized the unthinkable, and in places like Portland, he appears to be doing it to get votes. By William Rivers Pitt , Truthout July 22, 2020 Truthout
News Analysis | Economy & Labor USPS Needs Financial Aid to Continue Providing Essential Services The U.S. Postal Service is facing insolvency due to crisis-related drops in mail revenue and increased costs. By Scott Klinger , Brian Wakamo , Sarah Anderson , Inequality.org July 22, 2020 Truthout
Interview | Prisons & Policing We Must Not Exchange One Cage for Another — Let’s Abolish All Forms of Prisons Authors Maya Schenwar and Victoria Law discuss their new book, “Prison By Any Other Name,” and the need for abolition. By James Kilgore , Truthout July 22, 2020 Truthout
News | Politics & Elections Former Presidents of Bar Association Urge “Disciplinary Proceeding” Against Barr The letter writers cite four instances of the attorney general violating his obligations to the American people. By Chris Walker , Truthout July 22, 2020 Truthout
News | Economy & Labor McConnell Laughs When Asked If COVID Relief Bill Will Pass by End of Next Week Benefits are set to expire next week for around 30 million Americans thrown out of work by the pandemic. By Jake Johnson , CommonDreams July 22, 2020 Truthout
Interview | Prisons & Policing Trump’s “Shockingly Dangerous” Fed Squads Expand Their Reach Kelly Hayes and Shane Burley discuss how anti-protest agents are broadening their reach and expanding their mission. By Kelly Hayes , Truthout July 22, 2020 Truthout