-
Robert Moses’s testimony opposing D.C.’s racist checkpoints
On June 7, the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington, D.C., established a checkpoint and dragnet sealing off part of the…
Read More » -
Eugene Puryear’s testimony opposing D.C.’s racist checkpoints
On June 7, the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington, D.C., established a checkpoint and dragnet sealing off part of the…
Read More » -
Resistance in Afghanistan takes it up a notch
For the first time since the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, the U.S. military and its allies suffered more combat…
Read More » -
The Antonio Maceo Brigade: 30 years of work
In 1977, after having left their homeland when they were children, a group of 55 young Cubans returned to Cuba…
Read More » -
La Riva/Puryear campaign salutes Antonio Maceo Brigade
The Party for Socialism and Liberation and the Gloria La Riva/Eugene Puryear Presidential Campaign salute the courageous work of the…
Read More » -
Supreme Court deals another blow to organized labor
The U.S. Supreme Court on June 19 overturned a California law that prevented employers who get state funds from launching…
Read More » -
Human Rights Watch demonizes Sudan
On June 16, pro-imperialist Human Rights Watch called on the European Union to more forcefully pursue arrest warrants for Sudanese…
Read More » -
Hip hop activists of Rebel Diaz unjustly arrested in South Bronx
On June 18, news quickly spread throughout the city that two members of the hip hop trio Rebel Diaz were…
Read More » -
Racist Confederate flag raising in Florida provokes mass outrage
Showing that racism is alive and well in the South, a massive Confederate flag was raised on June 3 along…
Read More » -
Australian Muslims denied permission to build a school
The City Council of Camden, a town near Sydney, Australia, rejected a proposal for an Islamic school for 1,200 students…
Read More » -
Child poverty, low birth weight rates rise in the United States
The latest annual Kids Count report shows that 18 percent of U.S. children, or 13.3 million kids, are living in…
Read More » -
‘Guest workers’ from India fight deplorable conditions
More than 100 workers from India and their supporters from the ranks of labor, civil rights and community organizations continued…
Read More » -
RAND Corporation study calls for more tasers
A recent RAND Corporation study in response to the police killing of Sean Bell recommends that all New York City…
Read More » -
Major legal victory for Angola 3
In a major victory for the long-imprisoned Angola 3, Federal Magistrate Judge Christine Nolan recommended on June 10 that Albert…
Read More » -
Gay pride group faces draconian restrictions in parade
Organizers of the 27th Annual Western Days Festival, a three-day celebration in the town of Twin Falls, Idaho, imposed severe…
Read More » -
South Korean people resist neoliberal beef policy
South Koreans, mobilizing in mass against efforts by U.S. transnational corporations to force-feed them U.S. beef, may be headed for…
Read More » -
Campaña presidencial del PSL ayuda en las áreas inundadas de Iowa
Las inundaciones con niveles sin precedentes ha dejado desvastada a cientos de miles de personas en Iowa, Illinois y Missouri…
Read More » -
PSL Presidential candidate Gloria La Riva in Iowa
Unprecedented flood levels have left hundreds of thousands of people in Iowa, Illinois and Missouri devastated - and the destruction…
Read More » -
Full flood relief for Iowans now!
The “Vote PSL” La Riva/Puryear presidential campaign extends its deepest solidarity to the people of Iowa who have lost so…
Read More » -
Climate bill defeated by filibuster in Senate
On June 6, the Warner-Lieberman-Boxer climate bill was defeated in the Senate by a Republican-led filibuster. In addition, President Bush…
Read More »