As gov’t shutdown bites: Will Dems talk about the real crisis?
Jan. 8 — In the middle of a partial shutdown of the government which has already hurt millions of workers and shaken the economy, the U.S. president is scheduled to [ . . .]
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Two hundred farmers’ unions are organized under the All India Kisan Sangharsh Coordination Committee. It is estimated that at least 150 million workers, perhaps as many as [ . . .] -
If Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner can be believed, on Dec. 28 while he and his staff were reportedly searching for an office desk in a remote, nearly [ . . .] -
Marchers on Jan. 13 in Berlin honor martyred revolutionaries. Lead banner reads: “Luxemburg, Liebknecht, Lenin; No one is forgotten; Arise and resist.” One hundred years [ . . .] -
Fighting racist deportation plans, Haitians went to federal district court in Brooklyn for a four-day hearing Jan. 7-10. Nine individuals, a community group and a Haitian [ . . .] -
Windsor, Ont., is just across the border from Detroit. General Motors’ world headquarters was in clear view from a riverfront park where thousands of angry Canadian [ . . .] -
A community delegation delivered thousands of petitions to Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner on Jan. 7, asking him to not stand in the way of justice for Mumia [ . . .] -
By Manlio Dinucci The author is an anti-militarist analyst based in Pisa, Italy. This article was first published in the Italian periodical Il Manifesto on Jan. 7. Workers [ . . .] -
Jan. 10 — One year after the nine-day work stoppage in West Virginia that paved the way for education worker walkouts in other states, teachers and support staff in [ . . .]
