Singer and actress phenom @ALISTROKER  became both the first person using a wheelchair to perform on Broadway and the first person using a wheelchair to win a Tony award. We met with her on At Liberty to discuss representation of disability in the entertainment industry.

"It takes all of us doing our part to make a lasting change."

Face recognition technology is dangerously biased. It's time for Congress to halt government use before more people are harmed.

Johnnie Lacy was a key figure in the independent living movement, advocating for choice and self-determination for people with disabilities. She worked to dismantle racism, sexism, and ableism in all the communities she spent time in. We celebrate her this #disabilitypridemonth 

Most pregnant workers are the primary or sole breadwinners in our families – when we lose a paycheck, it impacts our entire family.      We need Senators to show their support by co-sponsoring the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act.

The burden of debt-based license suspensions falls primarily on Black and Brown communities who are already over-policed.

If we want to achieve racial equity and safety, we must invest in our communities.

The technology we use shouldn't be putting more of our personal information and power into the hands of companies who profit at our expense.