Florence Moltrop Kelley, born on September 12, 1859, and passing on February 17, 1932, left an indelible mark on American history as a fervent social and political reformer. Her legacy is woven into the fabric of movements for wage abolitionism, the fight against sweatshops, the advocacy for minimum wage laws,
Foreign-born workers displacing Americans is an ongoing and accelerating tragedy that President Biden willfully imposed on citizens. Biden’s malfeasance should provide talking points for White House and congressional candidates that seek to remove office holders who support the status quo.
The monthly Bureau of Labor Statistics report should be called the original “fake news.” Each month, the District of Columbia’s anonymous civil servants grind out much-anticipated jobs data that Wall Street and financial journalists latch onto as the nation’s financial health indicators. Market analysts tout the monthly data to reaffirm their existing economic beliefs, be […]