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R.A.C.C.E. & Advocacy Groups Issue Letter Demanding General Assembly Members Strengthen Equity Provisions in TCI-P

A quilt tour for clemency, organized by Women Against Mass Incarceration, shows how sewing can be a course of action toward social change.

The right - not the privilege - to vote should be universal.

As CT's bill to legalize recreational adult-use of marijuana rolls out, anti-racist profiling experts are concerned with policing.

The Black and Puerto Rican Caucus convened online for months to preserve the police accountability bill.

RACCE Town Hall calls for a more equitable distribution of COVID relief funding in schools

The two-year, $46 billion budget will be without major spikes in taxes or additional slashes in spending across the state.

After sitting for nearly 24 straight hours in a special session last Thursday into Friday, two state representatives. . .

If this moment in time is teaching us anything, it’s that protests work.

It’s funny how quickly momentum on a movement can pick up when we stop trying to reason with our oppressors.

Credit where credit is due: Gov. Ned Lamont has done a relatively great job at adhering to guidelines to ensure residents are. . .

Getting people back to work is inarguably important. But as an economist, professor of finance and the director of the Connecticut. . .

For weeks, there have been nationwide protests put on by Amazon workers who feel the retailer should close down or discontinue. . .

I think it’s safe to say we’ve pulled away from the idea that COVID-19 is the great equalizer. But if for some reason you’ve held onto that

COVID-19 has given us the opportunity to check our prejudices and realize what we’ve been missing while closing ourselves off from things ou

Hoarding toilet paper, panic eating, even road rage in recent weeks can all be attributed to a number of underlying mental health concerns t