Racial Justice

Black Work Talk by Convergence

Black Work Talk

Stacy Davis Gates: Our Union’s Fight Is a Fight for Black Chicago

with cohosts: Steven Pitts; and Sheri Davis
Article published:: September 9, 2022

Black Work Talk

Black Work Talk by Convergence

Labor Organizing

Organizing Black Workers: A Conversation Across Generations (Part 2)

By: Bianca Cunningham; and Toussaint Losier

Black Work Talk by Convergence

Labor Organizing

Organizing Black Workers: A Conversation Across Generations (Part 1)

By: Bianca Cunningham; and Toussaint Losier

Close-up of three Black women smiling, making a closed-finger peace sign.

Benton Harbor’s Elnora Gavin: ‘We Are Resilient People Who Fight For Each Other’

By: Eli Day; and Elnora Gavin

Black Work Talk by Convergence

Labor Organizing

Labor and community organizing

Erica Iheme: ‘We Organize From Our Soul’

By: Sheri Davis; and Steven Pitts

A knot of Black people gather around a folding table. They're masked, dressed for summer. It's dark out.

Electoral Strategy

Power Concedes Nothing

‘Power Concedes Nothing’ Preview: Black Voters in 2020

By: Convergence Magazine

Black Work Talk by Convergence

Labor Organizing

Black Feminist Theory

Danielle Phillips-Cunningham: Black Women’s History of All-Sided Labor Resistance

By: Sheri Davis; and Steven Pitts

People are lying on their backs on a brick plaza, knees up, feet on the ground. In the center of the photo stands a young Black boy in a white shirt. A Black man in a neat grey suit leans over, wrapping an arm around him as if to comfort him.

Community Organizing

Criminal Justice Reform

Swords to Ploughshares: People of Faith Reinvent Public Safety (Part 2)

By: Judith Barish; and Sandra Hinson

People sitting in a large hall raising their hands. It's a casually dressed, mixed-race crowd.

Community Organizing

Criminal Justice Reform

Swords to Ploughshares: People of Faith Reinvent Public Safety (Part 1)

By: Judith Barish; and Sandra Hinson