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PSL Statements
The release of the Cuban 5 and the shift in U.S.-Cuba relations
The Party for Socialism and Liberation joins with the Cuban people and people throughout the world in expressing our jubilation…
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Militant Journalism
St. Pete continues shutting it down for justice
On December 13, multinational demonstrators in St. Pete again took to the streets to demand justice for victims of racist…
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Militant Journalism
Huge demonstrations sustain movement against racism, cops
On Saturday, Dec. 13, over 60,000 people took to the streets of New York City to protest the police murders…
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Militant Journalism
San José protesters die-in at ‘Christmas in the Park’
Some 40, mostly youth of color, assembled late Sunday afternoon, Dec. 14, at City Hall and then took over one…
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Brazil torture report and the battle for memory
Recently the U.S. Senate published their report on CIA torture. In Brazil, a Truth Commission was established to investigate the…
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Militant Journalism
Seattle: ‘Black Lives Matter! Justice for Koko!’
Seattle turned out Dec. 13 for the national day of marches against racist police brutality. The demonstration, mobilized by the…
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‘Strong dollar’ de-stabilizes world economy
Two major developments occurred in the global economy in early December that have drawn much commentary and analysis in the…
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FBI will never count those injured and murdered by the cops
The writer set up an emergency hate crimes and incidents reporting system involving government and community agencies in Southern California in…
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U.S. didn’t start torturing people only after 9-11
The sordid history of U.S. torture in the Middle East laid bare by the release of the Senate report is…
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Militant Journalism
St. Pete, Fla., “March for Justice” is a wake up call
On December 6, activists and community members from around the Tampa Bay area rallied in Williams Park in St. Petersburg,…
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Vigil marks anniversary of police murder
On December 7, the family of O’Shaine Evans, a 26-year-old Oakland resident killed by San Francisco cop David Goff, commemorated…
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Militant Journalism
Women bring the police brutality struggle to Brooklyn
On Nov. 20, Akai Gurley was shot and killed by NYPD officer Peter Liang in East New York, Brooklyn. Just…
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Militant Journalism
Pittsburgh movement growing after Garner injustice
Video of protesters singing “Ruff Ryder’s Anthem as they marched into Oakland neighborhood of Pittsburgh. There have been almost daily…
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Cheap heroin, unaffordable solutions
On July 1 I wrote about how the emergency service workers of NYC were all being trained and equipped with…
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Militant Journalism
Syracuse shuts it down in protest of police terror
On Dec. 8, a large, militant action was held in Syracuse to protest police terror in the city and across…
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Militant Journalism
Shutting Down the Verrazano: A 7 Minute choke hold of Staten Island
The following report was received from a participant in the Verrazano Bridge action. We are a group of 30 protesters…
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Militant Journalism
Protests shut down San Francisco, Berkeley streets
Calling for an end to the epidemic of racist police murder, demonstrators shut down San Francisco’s Market Street, in the heart…
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After 42 years in solitary, Albert Woodfox’s conviction overturned
Albert Woodfox, 67, is the longest held prisoner in solitary confinement in U.S. history—held in an 8x6 cell for 23…
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Militant Journalism
Fairpoint Communications workers rally, mark 50th day of strike
On Dec. 5, around 100 union workers and their allies braved the brisk New England cold to demand fair…
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Guest Analysis
Obama’s choice: Mass violator of people’s rights
The President has placed at the head of his task force on militarized policing Charles Ramsey, an official whose own…
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