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Analysis
Eyewitness report: Cuba’s scientists, medical workers advance fight vs. COVID
After a serious rise in Cuba of illnesses and deaths from COVID-19 during the summer, there are encouraging developments with…
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Militant Journalism
Colombian union leaders fighting Philip Morris greeted in NYC with solidarity
Leaders of Sintraintabaco, Colombia’s National Union of Tobacco and Industry Workers, traveled to New York City this month to protest…
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Militant Journalism
Protesters for justice, not killer cops, taken to court after police kill Alexis Wilson in Dolton, Illinois
Alexis Wilson was killed by Dolton, Illinois, police on July 27. More than two months later, the only people facing…
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Features
On strike: Unsafe staffing, low wages bring Mercy Hospital workers to ‘breaking point’
Roughly 2,500 healthcare workers represented by CWA Local 1133 at Buffalo’s Mercy Hospital have been on strike since October 1
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Thomas Sankara: Leadership and action that inspire decades later
Sankara led by example and inspires millions around the world still today.
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Analysis
34 years after Sankara’s assassination, killers finally stand trial
October 15, 2021 marks 34 years since the assassination of beloved revolutionary leader Thomas Sankara of Burkina Faso. Just in…
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Militant Journalism
Encore workers in San Diego fight for fair union contract
On October 9, the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Local 122, United Food and Commercial Workers 135, Unite Here,…
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Analysis
Montana nurses overcome union busting, win first contract
Logan Health nurses remained united and steadfast to win major improvements in working conditions in their first contract.
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Militant Journalism
Four deaths at Suffolk County Jail: families demand answers
Three people died this summer while incarcerated at Suffolk County House of Correction. On September 17, 47-year-old Carl “Chuck” Rabouin…
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The Socialist Program
Why Taiwan could Trigger A War with China
As the U.S. government makes a series of aggressive moves, could moves by the Taiwanese government towards a declaration of…
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Analysis
U.S. pushes China tensions to the brink with new moves on Taiwan secession
Growing U.S. support for secessionism in Taiwan has brought relations with China to the precipice of a new crisis. The…
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The Socialist Program
Labor Movement Surge: Workers Unite Against Inequality
Members of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees voted almost unanimously to authorize a strike that would shut down…
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Militant Journalism
Atlanta tenants rally against outrageous delays in relief fund disbursal
Georgia got nearly $1 billion in federal rent relief funds but so far the state has given out less than…
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Analysis
As record numbers arrive, unaccompanied migrant youth subjected to abuse, neglect
As of September 2021, the number of unaccompanied migrant youth crossing the U.S.-Mexico border this year has spiked to 130,000.
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Analysis
Celebrate continuing resistance on Indigenous People’s Day
Holidays which commemorate Christopher Columbus and other figures whitewash the genocide these colonizers spearheaded.
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The Socialist Program
The Plot to Kill Julian Assange & Destroy Wikileaks
Brian and Lee Camp discuss the latest revelations about the CIA's attempts to take revenge on Wikileaks for exposing the…
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The Socialist Program
Government and Landlords Declare Class War Against Tenants: Who Will Win?
This interview is an episode of The Socialist Program with Brian Becker, a podcast providing news and views about the…
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Militant Journalism
Chicago marches for reproductive justice
On Oct. 2, approximately 1,500 people gathered in Chicago’s downtown to protest attacks on reproductive justice. This action was one…
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Features
IATSE union defies Hollywood bosses with near-unanimous strike vote
On October 4, 60,000 film and television workers of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees voted overwhelmingly to authorize…
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Analysis
Chevron’s puppet judges sentence environmental lawyer Steven Donziger to prison
Earlier this month, environmental lawyer Steven Donziger was sentenced to prison as a result of his work to bring justice…
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