Militant Journalism
Reports from the frontlines of workers’ struggles, from street rallies to direct actions.
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Silicon Valley low-wage workers on the move
Cafeteria workers at Intel Corporation, along with Silicon Valley janitors, other low-wage workers, union activists, and community supporters, marched and…
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‘Clinton will never get my vote:’ Interview with Dinea Evans and Wesley Irwin in Seattle
Liberation interviews Wesley Irwin and Dinea Sanders, militant young Bernie Sanders supporters in Seattle.
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Albuquerque: Activists speak out against racist seal, university president stands with racism
University of New Mexico students, staf and community members confront university president, demand abolishment of racist school seal.
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Eyewitness NC: Mass arrests, sit-ins ring in new era of fightback against HB2
On April 25, in a series of actions, activists from all over the state and elsewhere gathered in front of…
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West Chester battles bigoted Trump campaign
When Donald Trump’s announced he was holding a rally at West Chester University on April 25, students, faculty, and community…
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Interview: Carmen Diniz from the Landless Movement of Brazil
Our conversation touched on parts of Brazil's history, the agrarian reform, what is happening now with the attempt at a…
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Florida CWA-community alliance sends Verizon and scabs a message
Community supporters who were not part of the CWA decided to deliver a letter on behalf of the workers into…
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Broderick is a community, not a gang
W. Sacramento Police Dept. Gang Unit detectives are responsible for the harassment and racial profiling that begins the process of…
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NC students speak out against HB2
On April 12 at noon, Salem Academy and College students, faculty and staff rallied against House Bill 2.
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‘Irony on 23rd:’ Seattle 4/20 protest against gentrification at pot shop
Eyewitness: Action targeting a marijuana store, part of the rapid gentrification of a formerly predominantly Black community.
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