Moving from Outrage to Solidarity and Policy Advances

Christine Emba writes: One year ago, 24 hours after the inauguration of President Trump, more than 2.5 million women and their allies turned out to express their disapproval at Women’s Marches across the country and around the world…. But it’s 2018 now, and we’ve learned something along the way: Outrage is not enough. The impact… Read More Moving from Outrage to Solidarity and Policy Advances

Catholic Bishops Back Labor Unions in Big Supreme Court Case

via Jack Jenkins, RNS: U.S. Roman Catholic bishops are backing public sector unions in an upcoming Supreme Court case, pitting church leaders against the Trump administration and conservatives in a legal battle over how organized labor is financed. In an amicus brief filed on Friday (Jan. 19) in the case of Janus v. American Federation… Read More Catholic Bishops Back Labor Unions in Big Supreme Court Case

Trump’s Immigration Remarks Reflect His Bigotry

via AP: Archbishop John C. Wester, the leader of New Mexico’s largest diocese said Wednesday he believes comments about immigration attributed to President Donald Trump “reflect bigotry” and that immigrants from poor countries made the U.S. great…. Last week, while meeting with lawmakers about a potential deal on immigration, Trump questioned why the U.S. should… Read More Trump’s Immigration Remarks Reflect His Bigotry