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Of course, there will always be jobs that that require different kinds of training and skills, with different wage levels, and varying levels of authority. And our data long pre-date Covid-19. But as essential workers, both seen and unseen, continue to do their jobs in the midst of a pandemic, despite the risks, it is time to rethink our current perceptions about job status, and respect work for what it is – work.

Couper, the creator of the Madison Method, said, “It’s this whole attitude of, ‘We keep order because we kick ass, and it’s us against them.’ (…) We’ve got to root those people out and say, ‘Look, this is the job that we expect. This is how a democracy is policed. If you can’t buy into it. I’m sorry. You just have to find another job.’”

The patchwork system of well-being checks in some of Chicago’s public and subsidized housing was not enough to prevent deaths in heartbreaking circumstances.

The brazen corruption at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has a real and devastating impact on downtrodden Americans.

Feenstra’s victory will likely move the seat into safe Republican territory for the general election in November.

“You should recuse yourself from all future CRA rulemakings given your experience at OneWest and work on the final rule that was issued,” Warren wrote. “When a new permanent Comptroller is confirmed, he or she should work with the Fed and FDIC to move forward.”

Wells Fargo is tapping the brakes on its auto loan business, CNBC has learned exclusively.

Portal Helps People Explore Issues Of Race, Racism And Racial Identity

To be black and conscious of anti-black racism is to stare into the mirror of your own extinction.

He lost his job due to the coronavirus shutdown. Then he was killed by police.

While Twitter started labeling some of the president’s inflammatory messages, Facebook’s chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, has said his company should leave them alone.

The Sydnor-Joneses had finally moved into an actual home by scrimping and saving. But the pandemic has stymied their resourcefulness.

“There are more than 1,000 ATMs in New York City that KeyBank debit cardholders can use for free, including over 100 in each borough, and it is entirely unacceptable that the bank failed to communicate those options to unemployed New Yorkers,” said state Department of Labor spokeswoman Deanna Cohen.

The collapse of politics and governance leaves no other option.

“The Trump Administration would prefer to ignore the disproportionate impact this crisis is having on communities of color,” said Sen. Patty Murray.