Rebekah Entralgo

Rebekah Entralgo is the managing editor of the IPS Inequality.org website and newsletter. Previously she covered immigration, labor and tax policy as a reporter at ThinkProgress and later led communications and media strategy at Freedom for Immigrants, a national nonprofit working to end immigration detention. She has reported for NPR member stations in her home state for Florida, as well as the NPR headquarters in Washington DC, where she researched presidential conflicts of interest for the NPR Business Desk.

LATEST ARTICLES BY Rebekah Entralgo

Labor

Rail workers warned us: Corporate greed is deadly
February 23, 2023 By Rebekah Entralgo
Following derailments across the country, rail workers have a solution to the nation's rail crisis: public ownership.
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Labor

Bosses and Republicans use fake ‘labor shortage’ to cut unemployment benefits
May 12, 2021 By Rebekah Entralgo
It’s not that people don’t want to work—it’s that they don’t want to work for so little.
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Opinion

Tipped workers’ sub-minimum wage is slavery’s legacy; Biden’s plan ends it
February 11, 2021 By Rebekah Entralgo
If it’s passed by Congress, President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 relief proposal would do a lot more than fund relief payments and vaccine rollouts.
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Rebekah Entralgo

LATEST ARTICLES BY Rebekah Entralgo

Rail workers warned us: Corporate greed is deadly

Bosses and Republicans use fake ‘labor shortage’ to cut unemployment benefits

Tipped workers’ sub-minimum wage is slavery’s legacy; Biden’s plan ends it