Sports heroes fight racism
Under a capitalist society, the ruling-class-biased media attempt to isolate almost every development challenging the divide-and-conquer system that puts profits before human [ . . .]
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The United Auto Workers is in a serious crisis — perhaps the biggest in its 84-year history. A federal investigation has exposed widespread corruption at the highest [ . . .] -
Published in Il Manifesto on Nov. 26. Translation by John Catalinotto. Italy’s politicians and corporate media, usually eloquent about any news concerning the Pope, greeted [ . . .] -
Cambridge, Mass. On Dec. 3, 4,000 graduate student workers went on strike at Harvard University at both the Cambridge and Boston campuses. These members of Harvard Graduate [ . . .] -
The gang of flunkies for the super-rich running the show in Washington, D.C., are proposing to cut 700,000 people off food stamps. Here are some facts to keep in mind when [ . . .] -
By Mumia Abu-Jamal This slightly edited version is taken from a Dec. 8 audio commentary on prisonradio.org. It was an early morning in December 1969 when a joint FBI/Chicago [ . . .] -
Slightly edited version published in Sputnik World, Dec. 7. Translation by Michael Otto. The different steps followed by the coup d’état in Bolivia can be matched with [ . . .] -
Under a capitalist society, the ruling-class-biased media attempt to isolate almost every development challenging the divide-and-conquer system that puts profits before human [ . . .] -
A packed hall of mainly young activists attended a showing of the remastered 1971 documentary, “The Murder of Fred Hampton,” at the Solidarity Center in New York City on [ . . .] -
Boston: On Nov. 22, strikers at the Battery Wharf Hotel voted 100 percent to approve a new contract and returned to work after 79 days on the picket line. Westmont [ . . .] -
Indigenous people and supporters gathered on a windy, rainy cold day at Plymouth, Mass., on Nov. 28 for the 50th National Day of Mourning. The undaunted crowd included [ . . .]
