On March 27, 2012 I wrote, “Why Supreme Court Will Uphold Health Care Law.” I stated, “Chief Justice Roberts has a much broader agenda than voiding a moderate health care law that avoids single-payer and even a public option. Roberts
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A Reality Check on Life and Work At the Bedside As the lights dim in a small theater in the Mission, a trim 57-year-old RN takes center stage and begins her woman-one show, Vital Signs: The Pulse of an American
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The renomination of Congressional incumbents in the two contested Latino districts in New York’s Democratic primaries yesterday tells different stories about the state of Latino politics in the city. Nydia Velazquez was reelected in her newly-drawn Brooklyn-Queens-Manhattan district in what
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City-funded non-profit workers have not had a cost-of-living adjustment in years, and are fighting for a modest 3% raise. After months of hard work, we are in the end zone to Win Our Raise for Nonprofit Workers! After a long
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On Pride Sunday, San Francisco Pride at Work/HAVOQ along with a large contingent of OccuPride activists streamed into the street in front of the Kaiser Permanente float, surrounding their pink thrive balloons with the message, “Trans people don’t thrive when
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