Disabled People Are the Canaries in the Coal Mine
The disabled community has responded to the adversities they face by organizing for legal rights that protect their autonomy and access to public life. But these rights are increasingly under attack.
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January/February 2021 Issue
Our January/February 2021 issue is at the printers and will go out to e-subscribers very soon! The cover story,
Polly Cleveland on Monopoly on The Analysis
D&S board member and frequent author Polly Cleveland was interviewed by Paul Jay of The Analysis (formerly of
Our November/December Issue Is Out!
Our November/December 2020 issue is being printed, and e-subscribers have received the issue. (Not a subscriber? Subscribe here!) Our
Helen Lachs Ginsburg, Jobs-for-All Scholar-Activist
Scholar, activist, advocate for living wages and a job guarantee, and D&S supporter Helen Ginsburg passed away on
New Issue Drops!
Our September/October issue is at the printers and has been sent to digital subscribers! Here's the p.
Our latest issue!
We have sent our latest (July/August 2020) issue to the printers and to e-subscribers, and we'd already
New: Annual Labor Issue
Our May/June issue, which is our Annual Labor Issue, is finally at the printers. We just posted Nicole Aschoff&
Workers Unite Film Festival, This Weekend!
The Workers Unite Film Festival offers a number of new films, including “Under the Stack”, focusing on the impacts of
Webinar Interview with Richard Vague, Sunday 5/17 at 1pm
By Polly Cleveland On Sunday, May 17 at 1 PM EST, I will be interviewing Richard Vague, author of A
New Issue: The Coronavirus Economy
Our March/April issue is out, with coverage of the emerging coronavirus economic crisis. Today we posted Gerald Epstein'
Our Latest Issue!
Our (very late, but very timely) January/February 2020 issue is at the printers and we've sent out
For MLK Day: Rainbow Economics (from March 1988)
As part of our 45th-anniversary celebrations, we reprinted an article from the D&S archives in each issue over