racial inequality

"Right to Work" Laws - A Trap for America's Minorities

A 1974 pamphlet examining how “right to work” legislation undermines labor union power and disproportionately harms minority workers by eroding collective bargaining rights, reducing wages, and exacerbating economic insecurity. It analyzes the legal and political strategies used to enact these laws and critiques their impact on racial and economic justice.

1967 Pamphlet Outlining Rustin’s Freedom Budget for Economic and Racial Justice

Bayard Rustin’s influential 1967 pamphlet, Fear, Frustration, Backlash: The New Crisis in Civil Rights, outlined the limitations of civil rights legal gains and called for sweeping economic reforms to tackle systemic poverty and racial injustice affecting African American communities.