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By Robert Weiner,  Ingrid Lang, and Hallvard Misje Both Democrats and Republicans in both the House and the Senate are stuck — blocked — from

By Robert Weiner and Hallvard Misje Across the United States, inequality has become the defining fault line of the economy. While corporate profits and stock

The central quest for economic justice in the grand struggle against poverty has largely rested on the shoulders of those who are at the bottom

Editor’s Note: Below is the full text of the introductory remarks that Tricia Keith, the President and CEO of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan

Editor’s Note: Below is the full text of the speech that Attorney Tina M. Patterson, the President and Director of Research of The PuLSE Institute

Black college presidents, provosts, deans and vice presidents as well as other administrators in higher education have an obligation to not only demonstrate excellence, but

Tricia Keith, the President and CEO of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, the state’s largest health insurer,  will speak at the Annual Economic Justice

Cynthia J. Pasky, a prominent Detroit business leader, and one of the few women pioneers in the corporate world, who is the founder and CEO

Bankole Thompson, whose conscientious and influential work around issues of poverty, inequality and democracy as a nationally acclaimed journalist, thought leader and a standard-bearer for

Book Review By Lillie Holtz Eastern Michigan University Student Bankole Thompson, a nationally acclaimed Detroit journalist and standard-bearer for economic justice issues, is one of

By Robert Weiner and Ingrid Lang Zohran Mamdani has been getting an enormous amount of attention as the Democratic nominee for Mayor of New York

Several prominent captains of industry have been invited to speak at the Annual Economic Justice Conference hosted and organized by The PuLSE Institute, Detroit’s national

President’s Note: This column is part of The PuLSE Institute’s  Frederick Douglass Editorial Project, which examines issues of race, equity, democracy and poverty. For inquiries

Reverend Dr. Bernard LaFayette Jr., an elder statesman of the Civil Rights Movement, and one of the last remaining and most trusted lieutenants of Reverend