The Wet’suwet’en First Nation faces colonial violence and invasion, as it continues to defend its territory against a multibillion-dollar pipeline project threatening its [ . . .]
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New York Over 300 activists and organizers from across the U.S. and Canada met here on Feb. 21-23 for the United National Antiwar Coalition national conference, “Rise [ . . .]
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What will it mean for the people in the U.S. when the coronavirus spreads around the world? What preparations are being made to help the people here? Pandemics are not a new [ . . .]
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A National Day of Action for access to abortion drew crowds of supporters in New York City on May 21, 2019. The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled to hear statements upholding [ . . .]
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La Primera Nación de Wet’suwet’en enfrenta la violencia y la invasión colonial, ya que continúa defendiendo su territorio contra un proyecto de oleoducto [ . . .]
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The New York branch of Workers World Party held a special Black History Month forum on “The impact of Malcolm X’s legacy on the global class struggle today” on Feb. [ . . .]
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Se ha producido un cambio radical en los Estados Unidos. Por fin, las encuestas muestran que el socialismo ya no es la “palabra sucia” que era una vez, incluso cuando [ . . .]
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Feb. 24 — With Black students leading, the #NotAgainSU coalition has occupied Syracuse University’s admissions building since Feb. 17. Over 100 supporters gather [ . . .]
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Campaign button for Eugene Debs. Eugene V. Debs ran for president in 1920 from a prison cell where he had been thrown because of his opposition to World War I. Debs, a [ . . .]
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People’s Power defeats Border Patrol searches on Greyhound buses Statement from FIRE (Fight for Im/migrants and Refugees Everywhere) FIRE (Fight for Im/migrants and [ . . .]
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The competition for the Democratic presidential nomination has become a focus of political life in the United States. For revolutionaries debating how to view this campaign, [ . . .]


































































