Intersections + Injustice
Is the Tide Turning Against Public Sex Offender Registries?
On June 8, the American Law Institute, arguably the most prestigious non-governmental law reform ...
Massachusetts Cannabis Workers Unionize, Part of a National Movement
Cannabis cultivation workers at Cresco Labs in Massachusetts have successfully negotiated their first union ...
Why Rhode Island Cannabis Activists Want Worker-Owned Co-Ops
This may be the year Rhode Island legalizes marijuana for adult use. But state ...
“I Want to Feel Joyful”: Aimée-Josiane Twagirumukiza on Pride, Juneteenth and LGBTQ Labor
Aimée-Josiane Twagirumukiza is many things: Black, Rwandan, queer, an immigrant. They are an advocate, ...
Federal Watchdog: FOSTA Isn’t Even Useful for Law Enforcement
From the get-go, sex worker activists knew nothing good would come from FOSTA, a ...
Alvin Bragg Likely to Be Manhattan’s Next DA: What Are the Implications?
The Democratic primary for Manhattan’s next district attorney was a big mess. Leading up ...
Scapegoating of Chesa Boudin Reflects Ugly Attitudes to Unhoused People
A few years back, an article describing Fayetteville made the small North Carolina city ...
Ninety-One Percent of Recent NYPD Marijuana Arrests Were of Black or Hispanic People
Police in New York City continued to arrest and issue summons to thousands of ...
Alzheimer’s Drug Approval “Damages FDA Credibility,” Advocates Say
When the Food and Drug Administration approved a controversial new Alzheimer’s treatment on June ...
New Jersey Spent $11 Billion in 10 Years on Failing to Eradicate Drugs
From 2010-2019, the state of New Jersey spent more than $11 billion fighting the ...
