Martin Luther King Jr. gave his life to the struggle for racial equality. The vast racial economic divide remains a fact of American life more than forty years after his assassination. Click through to see some of the key indicators of racial economic inequality.
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Campaigns that strive to expand public conversations and influence policy makers on key federal tax policy and economic issues.
A network of over 700 individuals who are among the wealthiest five percent of Americans who advocate for fair taxes and corporate accountability.
Provides resources that deepen understanding about boundaries to economic parity among communities of color.
A network of 28 state-level advocacy groups that promote fair and adequate taxation at the state and federal levels through grassroots organizing.
