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Martin Luther King Jr. Peace Walk brings out hundreds
This year's annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Peace Walk in Washington, D.C., saw what was possibly the largest turnout…
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Oakland holds vigil in solidarity with Haiti
On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, more than 400 people braved the stormy weather to attend a vigil and rally…
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D.C. forum cuts through media whitewash of Haitian struggle
To counter the corporate media's highly misleading reporting on the Haitian earthquake disaster, the ANSWER Coalition and the Party for…
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Chicago workers hit streets to march for jobs
Hundreds of people marched through downtown Chicago on Jan. 18 to stop job, school, transit and budget cuts. Transit workers,…
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Besieged Palestinians in Gaza join Haiti relief effort
In another demonstration of international solidarity, Palestinians in Gaza are collecting aid for the Haitian people, according to the Ma'an…
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Venezuela begins expropriation of price-gouging supermarkets
Six Exito supermarkets have been occupied by Venezuelan officials and workers just days after Chávez announced the chain would be…
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Supreme Court ruling reaffirms threat to Mumia’s life
A new Supreme Court ruling has brought African American leader and political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal one step closer to execution.…
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A message from the U.S. military: Haitians not welcome
While thousands of Haitians faced death from thirst and hunger on the ground below, a U.S. Air Force cargo plane…
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Cash-strapped colleges favoring higher income students
According to U.S. News and World Report, hundreds of colleges across the country will be favoring admission of high-income students…
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ICE raid terrorizes immigrant workers in Foxboro, Mass.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents stopped and detained several vans filled with immigrant workers in the early hours of…
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Bailed-out banks give out record bonuses while workers suffer
In the midst of a severe economic crisis when millions of people are still reeling from job losses, home foreclosures,…
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Tortured into confessing, Michael Tillman set free after 24 years in prison
After spending almost 24 years in prison, Michael Tillman was exonerated of his false conviction and released Jan. 14. Tillman…
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Massachusetts legislators step up attack on educators, public schools
The author is a teacher in Boston, Mass. The Massachusetts legislature stepped up its attack on public education by approving…
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Fight back against the colonial takeover of Haiti!
The author is a co-founder of March Forward! , an organization of veterans and active-duty service members who stand against…
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Liberation Volume 4, Issue 3
Volume 4, No. 3: Haiti and Imperialism: The Disaster Before the Earthquake U.S. News Tax-evading banks punish whistle-blower Destroying the…
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Epidemic of police brutality continues to ravage Long Island
On Dec. 30, 2009, while most families were enjoying the holidays and preparing for the new year, others prepared candles…
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L.A. truck drivers bear burden of environmental regulations
On Jan.1, a Port of Long Beach ban on truck engines older than 1994 came into effect. The rule also…
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Walgreens profits off distribution of H1N1 vaccine
Since Walgreens Pharmacy acquired TakeCare Health Clinics, its executives have been bragging about how Walgreens represents health care reform in…
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Only way forward for the Iraqi people: a complete withdrawal of all occupying forces
The author is a member of March Forward! The bourgeois media and ruling-class politicians have been celebrating the culmination of…
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Native Americans score victory against big coal
On Jan. 8, Hopi and Navajo residents of Black Mesa, Ariz., scored a victory against corporate coal mining when an…
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