Militant Journalism
Reports from the frontlines of workers’ struggles, from street rallies to direct actions.
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Fire damages activist homeless community in Chicago
This tragedy should serve as a galvanizing reminder of the dangers of life for people experiencing homelessness; with adequate, safe…
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Last living accomplice in Emmett Till’s murder still free, fight for justice continues
Emmett Till’s case itself has been reopened and closed twice over the past 67 years, but the Emmett Till Legacy…
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San Diego Encore workers win union contract
After 20 months of struggle against Encore Global, San Diego audio visual technician workers won their first union contract.
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Nearly a year after election, Colectivo Collective union certified
Owners' challenges to election results ruled to be "without merit."
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Aurora, Colorado, community stops profit-driven school closure
Evelyn Carol, a kindergarten teacher at Sable, began the public comment section of the meeting. “Initially, we were led to…
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Socialist Jose Cortes obtains ballot access and full voter guide statement
Jose Cortes, a member of the Party for Socialism and Liberation will officially be on the ballot with a full…
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Ruchell Magee turns 83: National leaders demand his immediate release
Fighters for freedom and justice united on March 19 for a virtual webinar to wish Ruchell “Cinque” Magee 83rd birthday…
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Mississippi call center workers launch strike
On March 23, call center workers at the Maximus call center in Hattiesburg, Mississippi launched a strike against unfair labor…
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AFSCME Local 1110 still without a new contract in Bloomington, Illinois
After six months, workers expressed support for a potential work stoppage since the university has not been receptive to any…
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Chinatown action demands end to sexist, racist anti-Asian attacks and violence against all women
The mainstream media calls these killings individual crimes of hate, but we know that this violence is systemic and felt…
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