Militant Journalism
Reports from the frontlines of workers’ struggles, from street rallies to direct actions.
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Bradenton, Fla., confronts roots of violence in the community
On Oct. 12, community members in Palmetto, Bradenton and Sarasota gathered at Sutton Park in Palmetto, Fla., for the first…
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Resisting Columbus Day by taking over his statue
With military jets and bombers screaming across the skies of San Francisco, the 12 foot bronze statue of Columbus in…
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Block the Boat Tampa keeps pressure on ZIM Shipping Co.
On Saturday, October 11, activists converged for a “third wave” on the Port of Tampa at 6:00 in the morning…
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My brother did not deserve to be executed—Justice for Kashad Ashford!
On Oct. 11, more than 50 people gathered at the call of the Family and Friends of Kashad Ashford and…
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Pittsburgh protests new round of wars
On October 4, Pittsburgh anti-war forces braved bitter cold rain and hail to stand against a new round of wars…
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Suncoast fight against killer cops heats up with visit from National Bar Association
On Saturday, Oct. 4, the National Bar Association, the oldest and largest national association of African-American attorneys and judges in…
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Sunset Park says ‘Bratton has got to go!’
On Oct. 1, the New York City Congress for Puerto Rican Rights hosted a Town Hall in Sunset Park regarding…
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Connecticut struggle against DCF abuse continues: Justice for Jane Doe!
On the afternoon of September 27, 50 activists marched in Hartford, Connecticut, to demand justice for incarcerated 16-year-old transgender girl…
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Former CIA executive condemns bombing of Syria
At a recent talk in Sacramento, Ray McGovern, a former Central Intelligence Agency executive, condemned the U.S. led bombing campaigns…
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Inaugural Southwest Socialism Conference educates, agitates
Over one hundred people met throughout Saturday during the inaugural Southwest Socialism Conference in Albuquerque. The event, hosted by the…
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