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Militant Journalism
In Syracuse, People’s Public Hearing on Lead demands swift action
Children in the city of Syracuse, New York, are nine times more likely to experience lead poisoning than children nationwide.
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Analysis
United Nations votes to condemn the blockade of Cuba for the 29th time
This article was originally published by the Cuba and Venezuela Solidarity Committee The Democratic platform in 2020 pledged to “move…
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The Socialist Program
Gerald Horne on Juneteenth: The Revolutionary Class Struggle in America
The military defeat of the confederacy -- accomplished thanks to the heroic intervention of hundreds of thousands of Black soldiers…
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Analysis
Arizona doctor fired for pro-Palestine statement in Zionist smear campaign
A central goal of these smear campaigns is to strike fear into all activists.
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Analysis
A long and winding road: Marking 100 years of the Communist Party of China
Massive celebrations are being held across China July 1 to mark the centenary of the foundation of the Communist Party…
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Militant Journalism
Victory for Pavement Coffeehouse workers, first union coffee shop in Massachusetts
Workers at Pavement Coffeehouse have organized the first union coffee shop in Massachusetts.
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The Socialist Program
Why the Bourgeoisie Loves the Gig Economy
More and more workers are forced to make ends meet driving for Lyft or Uber, delivering food or an ever…
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Analysis
CA rent relief disbursed at snail’s pace as eviction wave looms
On June 28, two days before California’s eviction protections were set to expire, governor Gavin Newsom signed into law Assembly…
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Analysis
Supreme Court to tenants facing eviction: One more month — and that’s it!
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court issued a 5-4 ruling declining to strike down the Centers for Disease Control’s eviction moratorium.…
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Analysis
Surfside, Florida, condo collapse a product of capitalism’s systemic flaws
Photo: Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Department
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