Fast Fashion Is Antithetical To Workers’ Rights – OpEd
Don’t believe the fashion industry’s stated commitment to support a living wage for Bangladesh’s garment workers. ‘Tis the season for
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Author: Sonali Kolhatkar
Sonali Kolhatkar is the host of “Rising Up With Sonali,” a television and radio show on Free Speech TV and Pacifica stations.
Articles by Sonali Kolhatkar:
School Lunches Should Be Free – OpEd
During the pandemic, the government embarked on a beautiful experiment: expanding public programs to stave off poverty. One critical component
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Potential Auto Strike Is A Key Fight For Establishing A People’s Economy – OpEd
Autoworkers are readying themselves for a potential strike as contract negotiations with the so-called “Big Three” drag on. The United Auto Workers
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Billionaires Envision A New Utopian City…To Replace What They Ruined – OpEd
What do billionaires do with all their money? Maybe they buy off a Supreme Court justice. Maybe they get their kicks
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Making Sense Of Florida’s Nonsensical History Curriculum – OpEd
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is waging a war on history. The GOP’s aspiring presidential candidate saw how effectively Donald Trump
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The Rise Of Private Cops: How Not To Tackle Homelessness – OpEd
During a recent visit to Portland, Oregon, my husband and I watched a private security guard help up an unhoused
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Sorry, But Barbie Is Still A Problem – OpEd
When I was a little girl, my parents bought me a Barbie — a blonde, blue-eyed doll who I played
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It’s Time For Supreme Court Term Limits – OpEd
A pair of new investigative reports about Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas are a testament to the need for better
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Howard Schultz: Union Buster In Chief – OpEd
Outgoing Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, in a recent interview with CNN, proudly showed off his newest invention: a tablespoon of olive oil
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Taking A Hard Look At Police Killings – OpEd
Last year was the deadliest on record for police killings in the United States. According to a Washington Post database, law
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