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Federal appeals judge allows Black farm group to join defense in debt cancellation case

03.28.2022
Safiya Charles
Covid-19 relief for undocumented workers helped put dinner on the table. It also shut out tens of thousands.
03.17.2022
by Jessica Fu
Mountaire Farms said North Carolina worker complaints about a toxic chemical were “bogus.” The state DOL just fined the company for serious violations.
03.03.2022
by Tina Vasquez
Arizona Starbucks store votes to unionize, as organizing drive gains momentum across the U.S.
02.25.2022
by Matthew Sedacca
Promised debt relief, some Black farmers get collection notices
02.24.2022
by April Simpson
The first answer for food insecurity: data sovereignty
02.23.2022
by Brian Oaster / High Country News
An Illinois bill aims to counteract a decades-long trend: The decline of the Black farmer
02.22.2022
by Amanda Pérez Pintado, Investigate Midwest/Report for America
A California lawmaker wants to crack down on employers that exploit farmworkers. Will it help?
02.21.2022
by Melissa Montalvo
Starbucks union vote count in Arizona postponed, ballots impounded
02.16.2022
by Matthew Sedacca + Jessica Fu