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On Marriage Equality, Another Bend Toward Justice

Posted on June 26, 2015 by Isaiah J. Poole

If there ever were an impossible dream, marriage equality was it just a few short years ago. While this ruling does not put to rest the struggle for LGBT equality, it does teach us the value of a persistent pursuit of justice.

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Minnesota Loses the Race to the Bottom – And Wins

Posted on June 25, 2015 by Isaiah J. Poole

When CNBC released the results of its latest ratings of “top states for business,” the winner wasn’t one of the states where conservatives have cut government spending, lowered taxes on the wealthy and weakened unions.

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Leaders Should Be Leading To Get The Transportation Investments We Need

Posted on June 24, 2015 by Isaiah J. Poole

It is indeed noteworthy that a bipartisan, six-year surface transportation bill is on its way to the full Senate. But the bill is being sent to the Senate with no guidance on how to pay for it.

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Senate Votes To Fast-Track Jobs Out, More Corporate Power In

Posted on June 23, 2015 by Isaiah J. Poole

“This is a day of celebration in the corporate suites,” said Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown after the vote – and a day to resolve to replace Wall Street-beholden members of Congress with true representatives of the people’s interests.

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Not Colorblind, Just Plain Blind, To The Roots Of Racist Terror

Posted on June 18, 2015 by Isaiah J. Poole

The impetus has been to deny or evade the connection between the Charleston, S.C. church shooting and America’s continuing legacy of racism and violence. And that isn’t just occurring among those on the right.

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How Walmart Evades Taxes: 78 Subsidiaries in 15 Tax Havens

Posted on June 17, 2015 by Isaiah J. Poole

According to an Americans for Tax Fairness report, the company has at least $76 billion in profits in locations around the world where it has no stores. The only plausible reason is to avoid paying U.S. taxes.

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President Obama Should Make Rebuilding America His Legacy

Posted on June 17, 2015 by Isaiah J. Poole

Federal investment to rebuild America needs a champion. President Obama could give running room to the members of Congress and progressive activists with bold plans for the nation’s infrastructure.

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The Fed Should Wait For Wages To Rise

Posted on June 16, 2015 by Isaiah J. Poole

Fed Chair Janet Yellen is expected on Wednesday to announce the latest verdict on if, and perhaps when, interest rates will begin to rise. The answer should be: when workers’ wages rise.

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This Is Your Victory: Fast Track For A Bad Trade Deal Is Derailed

Posted on June 12, 2015 by Isaiah J. Poole

Few believed that the anti-fast-track coalition had much of a chance against the big moneyed interests lined up on the other side. We showed the power of people when they make their voice heard.

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Low-Income School Districts Need More, But Many Are Starved Instead

Posted on June 9, 2015 by Isaiah J. Poole

Fairness in school funding is “the sleeper civil rights issue of our time.” But it’s clear from a new report by the Education Law Center that this issue comes with a loud alarm.

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