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Analysis
Blood-drenched Bolivian coup leader in prison
Photo: Demonstration in Fresno, California in solidarity with the Bolivian people’s struggle against the coup Bolivian coup leader and former…
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Militant Journalism
Bay Area elites attempt to divide and conquer in aftermath of violence against Asian residents
The violence oppressing both Black and Asian communities is a symptom of capitalism, a system that puts profits over people.
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Features
VIDEO: A Guide to US Empire in Africa: Neocolonial Order & AFRICOM
Abby Martin speaks to Eugene Puryear to discuss the big picture of U.S. imperialism in Africa
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Guest Analysis: 10 Problems With Biden’s Foreign Policy — and One Solution
Reposted from CodePink The Biden presidency is still in its early days, but it’s not too early to point to…
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Analysis
Why does Jackson, Mississippi, have unsafe water?
The government—at the national, state, and city levels—is responsible for Jackson’s water crisis and is also responsible for repairing the…
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Militant Journalism
‘Immigrants are welcome here,’ San Diego protesters in solidarity with migrant caravan
All revolutionary and progressive people should defend the freedom of movement for all people fleeing the horrors of U.S. imperialism…
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housing
Bronx tenants to local politicians: ‘Cancel the rents!’
The tenant movement is growing more determined each day to expose and fight the injustice of housing under capitalism.
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The Socialist Program
Socialist Debates & Political Struggles in the Anti-War Movement: From Gulf War to Today
Brian Becker reviews the history of heated debate within the socialist movement over the necessity of taking a principled, anti-imperialist…
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Analysis
Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe wins against ‘not in my backyard’ racists
The tribe’s goal is to set a new precedent for the way our society deals with the problem of addiction…
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Analysis
Right-wing Texas college president assaults free speech, ignores COVID
Matkin, who according to college records could receive a salary as high as $1 million, recently decided not to renew…
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Militant Journalism
Knoxville, TN, activists present ‘award’ to city’s top evictor
When activists arrived at the housing complex owned by Robert Greene, the residents who lived there came out of their…
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Features
Journalist acquitted: Covering protests against racism is not a crime
After a three-day trial an Iowa jury has found Des Moines Register reporter Andrea Sahouri not guilty on misdemeanor charges stemming…
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The Socialist Program
Why are Super-Rich Democrats Called “Moderates” When they Wage Class War vs. Low-Income Workers?
Brian and Prof. Wolff discuss the Biden administration’s stimulus package.
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Analysis
Alabama Senate votes to criminalize health care for trans youth
On March 2, the Alabama State Senate passed a bill intended to prevent transgender youth from accessing any gender-affirming care.…
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Analysis
‘Enough is enough!’ NYC public housing residents demand national changes
Residents at New York City Housing Authority’s Holmes Towers and Isaacs Houses are fed up with the lack of meaningful…
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Militant Journalism
Hunger strike against General Iron ends with protests outside Chicago mayor’s home
General Iron currently operates in an affluent Northside neighborhood but has requested a permit from the city of Chicago to…
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Analysis
Israel faces ICC investigation over war crimes against Palestinians
The International Criminal Court has recently decided to officially investigate war crimes in Gaza.
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Analysis
Lula’s right to run for president of Brazil restored in major victory for people’s movement
This week’s legal breakthrough is a major step in wresting the country from the grips of Brazil’s right wing elites.
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Militant Journalism
St. Vincent nurses strike to demand safe staffing in Worcester, Mass.
On March 8, nurses launched an indefinite strike to demand safe staffing and more affordable healthcare at a time when…
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Analysis
Stimulus and struggle: Congress short-changes the working class
The amended version of the Biden administration’s stimulus plan was passed by the House of Representatives on March 10 —…
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