#AllEyesonWetsuweten: Indigenous solidarity shuts down Canadian Rail
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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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, [ . . .] -
This slightly edited article first appeared online on July 29, 2014, on workers.org. Against the illuminating backdrop of the Dred Scott Decision of 1857, there exist [ . . .] -
Venezuela’s government organized 2.3 million soldiers to participate in Bolivarian Shield defense exercises in mid-February. Published in pagina12.com.ar on Feb 18. [ . . .] -
By Pippa Bartolotti The author, a former leader of the Green Party of Wales, writes on political and social issues. This article, on the Israeli blockade of Gaza, has been [ . . .] -
The following slightly edited article appeared on the front page of Workers World on Feb. 25, 1965. It was written by the editorial staff. The bullet that stilled [ . . .] -
ICE arrests of women workers at Koch Foods plant, Morton, Miss. in 2019. No matter what else is happening, the Trump administration is not relinquishing its war on migrants. [ . . .] -
Published Feb. 18 in Il Manifesto in Dinucci’s “Art of War” column, which examines Trump’s proposed military budget. Translation by John Catalinotto. The “Budget [ . . .] -
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 [ . . .] -
Transportation blockades and demonstrations have brought traffic to a standstill on rail lines and ports across Canada in opposition to a natural gas pipeline being run [ . . .] -
A sea change has been taking place in the United States. At last, the polls show that socialism is no longer the “dirty word” it was once, when even to say publicly that [ . . .]
