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What you should know about the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on racial profiling

In a controversial ruling, the Supreme Court of Justice on September 8 struck down restrictions that had prevented the Trump administration from conducting immigration raids in the Los Angeles, California area based on racial profiling. That is, detaining people because of their physical features or because they speak Spanish. Multiple national entities, as well as…

by Diego Barahona A.
The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies

The ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ Will Continue to Redistribute Wealth to the Wealthy

Here’s How the Fiscal and Tax Policy of the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ Will Redistribute Wealth to the Wealthy The “One Big Beautiful Bill” Act represents an over 40-year march toward concentrating wealth among the wealthy and deepening the racial disparity under the guise of economic growth. In practice, it is a project of wealth consolidation, recycling…

by The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies
AsAmNews

Asian American voting strength in Texas weakened by GOP

By Randall Yip, Executive Editor Asian Americans, Latino and Black voters are the biggest losers after Texas Gov Greg Abbott (R) signed into law new congressional maps designed to give […] The post Asian American voting strength in Texas weakened by GOP appeared first on AsAmNews.

by Randall Yip
La Noticia

Municipal elections: Voting shows you care about your community

Historically speaking, municipal elections usually have the lowest voter turnout compared to midterms or presidential elections. This indifference is extremely dangerous, since these elections determine the policies that will directly affect the place where you live. Will we be able to overcome apathy this time? Even though Charlotte is the largest city in the state,…

by Diego Barahona A.
The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies

Op-Ed: Defending Federal Reserve independence and Black leadership in the face of renewed attacks

When President Trump attempted to remove Federal Reserve Governor Dr. Lisa D. Cook from her post, he didn’t just target one individual. He threatened the independence of the Federal Reserve and sent a chilling message to every leader serving in public life: no matter your qualifications, your service is never safe from political retribution. This action…

by The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies
Capital B

Why voting is becoming harder for Black Americans in southern states

Rod Sias remembers how deeply hurt he was when Louisiana lost its second majority-Black congressional district in the 1990s. Because of a federal court ruling, the 56-year-old Opelousas resident said, Black Louisianans were denied an opportunity to elect another U.S. representative who might advocate for them in Congress. Cleo Fields, the representative who had been…

by Brandon Tensley

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