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Can Progress on Diversity Be Union-Made?

Union Construction’s Racial Equity and Inclusion Charade

Boston's black worker jobs policy that never was

Worker power or white power?

Vineyard Wind’s labor deal exposes tensions overs unions, worker diversity

The Paradox of Prevailing Wage

Two ways to strengthen Boston’s Residents Jobs Policy - benchmarks & bid law reforms

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• Dozens of nooses have shown up on U.S. construction sites. The culprits rarely face consequences.

• Leyva tries to build ways around the inequalities

• Infrastructure bills are kicking off billions in construction projects. Will workers of color get the jobs?

• Chicago’s construction set-aside program extended for six years with revised eligibility standards

• Union Incomes May Seem Better Than Non-Union, But Are They Really?

• Black Electrician Opens Shop In Waltham, Hopes To Set Example

• Editorial: Diversity ownership vies with unions for contracts

• Boston Planning Agency Vice-Chair Criticized for Racist Language

• This Black-owned Construction Company Went From Broke To Raking In Billions

• Building trades unions won’t disclose racial data

• Can Prevailing Wage Laws Also Foster Equity in Business Ownership?

• How Black Activists Shaped the Labor Movement

• Rebuild could offer blueprint for more diverse Philadelphia construction industry

• A diverse labor force: The challenges facing minority contractors, and the tools needed to succeed 

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The Color Of Public Money

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