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Lenin and the right of nations to self-determination
The formation of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics in 1922 brought together more than 120 distinct peoples, each with…
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Legacy of racism continues today
The recent disaster following Hurricane Katrina in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama has put a spotlight on the dire realities facing…
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U.S. government, big business responsible for Hurricane Katrina tragedy
Millions of people across the United States and the globe were horrified by the images of Hurricane Katrina as it…
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The government abandoned us, it’s premeditated murder
On Saturday September 3, award-winning filmmaker Gloria La Riva, internationally acclaimed photographer Bill Hackwell and ANSWER (Act Now to Stop…
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Lenin and the right of nations to self-determination
The formation of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics in 1922 brought together more than 120 distinct peoples, each with…
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Socialism and Liberation Vol. 2, No. 9
THE ANTI-WAR MOVEMENT Build a class-conscious, independent struggle (Nancy Mitchell) The Palestinian people must have the right of return (Richard…
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Defending the gains of Venezuela’s Bolivarian Revolution
[Gloria La Riva first visited Venezuela in 2001. She returned in July 2004 as a member of the Coordinating Committee…
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La unidad y las perspectivas de una lucha renovada
La convención anual de la AFL-CIO de este año, trajo consigo la división más grande del movimiento laboral desde 1955…
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Construir una lucha independiente con conciencia de clase
El 24 de septiembre, cientos de miles participarán en marchas contra la guerra en Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Los Ángeles…
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On the barricades
Afghanis struggle against U.S. occupation Despite the Pentagon’s lies and the virtual media blackout, the people of Afghanistan continue to…
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UN troops massacre Haitian activists
During the early hours of July 6, UN troops carried out a violent operation in Port-au-Prince, allegedly to capture “gang…
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Opposition grows to U.S. military presence in Central Asia
U.S. military planners are facing increasing challenges to their goal of occupying Central Asia. On July 5, the Shanghai Cooperation…
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The Palestinian people must have the right of return
If there is one subject that causes the leaders of the state of Israel and their supporters in the United…
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PSL delegates to Caracas World Youth Festival
Ten activists from the Party for Socialism and Liberation participated in the 16th World Youth Festival, held this year in…
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Challenging the Cuba travel ban
Almost all licenses permitting travel to Cuba have been revoked under the Bush administration’s new aggressive measures toward Cuba in…
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Court overturns unfair convictions of the Cuban Five
In a monumental decision on the case of the Cuban Five—five Cuban nationals who were convicted on trumped up charges…
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Unity and the prospects of renewed struggle
This year’s annual AFL-CIO convention brought the first major split in organized labor since the 1955 merger of the American…
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Puerto Rican teachers’ union fights takeover
A major battle is brewing in the Puerto Rican labor movement. It pits a militant, rank-and-file-oriented union local leadership against…
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The birth of Puerto Rico’s fight for independence
On September 23, 1868, in the city of Lares, Puerto Rico, an uprising took place against Spanish colonial domination. That…
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Community outrage grows with latest LAPD murder
On July 10, 19-month-old Suzie Marie Peña was shot in the head after a nearly three-hour standoff between her father,…
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