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Militant Journalism
Houstonians fight to stop highway expansion
Historically, highway projects in Houston have been used to reinforce racial and class segregation. In the Third Ward’s working-class Black…
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Analysis
Joe Biden wants racist servant of big business in charge of U.S. agriculture
President-elect Joe Biden’s recent nomination of Tom Vilsack to serve as the next Secretary of the United States Department of…
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Detroit
Detroit activists win against water shutoffs and continue fighting
On Dec. 8, Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan and Water and Sewerage Department Director Gary Brown announced that the extension of…
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Español
Joe Biden nombra a un racista sirviente de las corporaciones a cargo de la agricultura
Foto: Tom Vilsack en el 2012. Departamento de Agricultura de EE.UU. La reciente nominación del presidente electo Joe Biden de…
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Militant Journalism
San Diego Cancel the Rent Coalition calls for eviction moratorium extension
In the early afternoon of Dec. 11, nearly 40 activists, tenants and organizers gathered outside of San Diego Evictions’ law…
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Militant Journalism
‘Say Their Names’ event highlights struggle against Jim Crow juries
On Dec. 2, The Promise of Justice Initiative in New Orleans held a livestream event honoring those who have been…
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Militant Journalism
Queens, NY man jailed on fake confession, community rallies to free Prakash Churaman
Even though his conviction was reversed this past June, Churaman remains at Rikers awaiting a new trial.
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Guest
FTC sues Facebook: What does it mean for social media users?
The complaint is not about privacy or speech.
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Analysis
UN climate report calls out global elite as cause of the crisis
The report takes a surprisingly class perspective by pointing out that the one percent richest people on the planet are…
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Analysis
Military sexual assault is business as usual say veterans as Fort Hood investigation concludes
Following a months-long investigation, the U.S. Army has disciplined 14 higher-ups at Fort Hood in Texas for failures of leadership…
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Militant Journalism
State repression focus of Detroit Will Breathe/PSL webinar
Detroit Will Breathe organizers Tristan Taylor and Lloyd Simpson joined Party for Socialism and Liberation members Shabbir Manjee in Chicago,…
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Breaking the Chains
Biden’s cabinet picks are a pittance—Representation in the capitalist government is not enough
If we study the political careers of Kamala Harris and Avril Haines we find that these women have consistently made…
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Analysis
Genocidal monarchy set to receive $23 billion in U.S. weapons after Senate resolution fails
Two resolutions in the Senate to block the sale of $23 billion in advanced fighter jets and drones to the…
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Analysis
Florida state agents raid home of COVID-19 whistleblower
This raid comes at a time when the most recent CDC data indicates that Florida surpassed 19,000 deaths due to…
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Climate Crisis
Record breaking heat in November: What can we do about the climate crisis?
"By demonstrating to others that there is hope for our survival, humanity has a future to fight for.”
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racism
Colin Kaepernick has a right to a job
Refusing to give him a job is an attack on Black liberation and labor rights.
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Analysis
Peru’s export agriculture workers win repeal of regressive labor law
Early in the morning on Nov. 30, thousands of export agricultural workers from the southern coastal region of Ica, Peru,…
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Analysis
French workers take to the barricades against Security Bill that would criminalize filming police violence
A “Global Security Bill” that is on its way to becoming law in France has incited a new wave of…
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Analysis
The shift to electric cars and the fight for a shorter work week
President-elect Joe Biden held a meeting Nov. 16 with business leaders including General Motors CEO Mary Barra. Discussed, among other…
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Militant Journalism
Historic Harriet Tubman House demolished in Boston’s South End to make way for luxury condos
The historic Harriet Tubman House, a community hub for Black and working class Bostonians in the South End neighborhood was…
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