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Workers at Second City - Chicago’s premier comedy theater - will vote the week of November 13th on the formation of a union. Hospitality workers at the theater began efforts to unionize in July as a way to both raise wages and secure more fair procedures for promotions, raises, and scheduling.
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Editor's rant: This is Zach D Roberts' opinion and in no way should be representative of the others that work for this site. It's very likely that at least one of the contributors are really pissed that I wrote this. And if you are, please
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This is the first in a monthly series where we feature a crowdfunded project. The projects will be ones that fit our goals for this website. The rise of white supremacy after Trump was never originally intended to be something that Visu.News considered one of the pillars of our
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Murfreesboro boards up windows and prepares for the hurricane of white supremacists that will be descending on their town Saturday. I talked to multiple residents throughout the day and all of them were planning on staying home - and hoping for rain. #MurfreesboroLoves has become a symbol for the town as
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Photos and text by: Danielle Corcione The International Association of Chiefs of Police annual conference began on Saturday, October 22 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia. Approximately 14,000 are expected to attend the conference until it ends on Tuesday the 24. Local activists and organizers came together for
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DeAndre Harris bleeding from his wounds suffered from an attack by half a dozen white supremacists. [For use of photos and republishing contact Zach at zdroberts@gmail.com] Support Visu.News at our Patreon. Monday night we have learned that the DeAndre Harris story has taken a twist that would
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Photos and text by: Danielle Corcione On Saturday, September 30th, local activists and advocates gathered for the March to End Rape Culture at Thomas Paine Plaza, across the street from City Hall, in Philadelphia. Demonstrators sit and listen to speeches around the afro-pick "All Power to All People&
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Intro By Greg Palast “A crazy book, but good crazy. If this were a novel, you’d love the rocking read. But it’s for real, and that really makes it rattle your cage. A brilliant, quirky keyhole into the armed and dangerous brains of America’s fringe — which is
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Photos and text by: Adryan Corcione On September 16th and 17th, the People’s Congress of Resistance project - a call to form a new congress - met at Howard University. Their message was that the US Congress no longer represented them: The United States Congress does not represent the people who
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text by Sarah Kay It is the first time I am not attending the United Nations' General Assembly in 12 years or more. It seems what I am missing is a memorable circus of incompetence and a nightmare of public relations. Or was it? Trump addressing the annual gathering
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It was a long weekend for all of us. The story of Charlottesville wasn't supposed to be like this. Most of us journalists expected to be on our way home soon after the 'Unite the Right' rally. Very few had booked hotels for Saturday night. It