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Militant Journalism
Albuquerque mosque firebombed, hundreds march for peace
Early in the morning on Friday, October 25 the Islamic Center of New Mexico, a meeting place for up to…
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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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New Mexico park renamed: Racist name gone
In a long overdue action by the Taos New Mexico Town Council, councilors voted this week. to change the name…
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Militant Journalism
Resistance to colonialism from Peltier to No Nukes
“We should also remind them, at every opportunity that we are part of the treaty they call the constitution and…
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Lindsay/Osorio 2012: Supreme Court’s SB 1070 ruling sidesteps racism
The Lindsay/Osorio 2012 Campaign repudiates the Supreme Court's decision to uphold one of Arizona's SB 1070's most odious clauses, and…
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Arizona Supreme Court throws candidate off ballot for language
In a racist move, community activist Alejandrina Cabrera has been bRanned from the ballot by the Arizona Supreme Court for…
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Phoenix march to oppose racism and Sheriff Joe Arpaio
On Jan. 13, a demonstration in Phoenix organized by Puente (Human Rights Movement) protested infamous Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
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Militant immigrant rights movement puts government on defensive
On Nov. 17, Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced a directive for its deportation attorneys to begin reviewing all new and…
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Congratulations, Tucson students—keep storming the stage!
PSL member Karina Garcia, who 'stormed the stage' at Columbia University against Minuteman Jim Gilchrist, praises Tucson students who occupied…
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Attacks on immigrants continue unabated under Obama administration
Attempts to promote an anti-immigrant hysteria continue as reactionary politicians propose legislation attacking undocumented workers and their families.
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