WW salute to May Day’s living legacy of struggle
Workers World Party celebrates the indomitable fighting spirit of masses of workers and oppressed peoples who are marching on May 1, International Workers’ Day. May Day — [ . . .]
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Capitalist politics have long been a shell game. While the masses of people are told to look to elections to address their myriad of grievances — the real issues of [ . . .] -
Education workers at the University of Mississippi have struck an effective blow at the anti-union laws of that “right-to-work-for-less” state. In November they formed [ . . .] -
May Day 2019 marks the 100th anniversary of what became known as the “Cleveland May Day Riots.” The only “rioting,” however, was by police and vigilantes targeting [ . . .] -
“This government does not consider Black people to be citizens. It was so blatant. We were kicked out in the snow in Canada, a foreign land, where we changed planes to make [ . . .] -
Bulletin: After eight days on the picket line, Stop & Shop workers in New England are returning to work. Despite all kinds of inclement weather, strikers kept the lines [ . . .] -
The gang that announces Washington’s policies has laid out a program of punishment, aimed at populations of countries on three continents. Any honest international court [ . . .] -
April 17 — A major hurdle was cleared today for political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal to win a new trial and freedom. The office of the Philadelphia District Attorney [ . . .] -
An air of celebration energized the press conference held by supporters of political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal on April 18. The day before, Philadelphia District Attorney [ . . .] -
Reprinted from April 30, 2017 at workers.org It is fitting to honor the fighting spirit of Lucy Gonzales Parsons on May Day — International Workers Day — since she was [ . . .] -
Extinction Rebellion, a grassroots environmental organization, called for civil disobedience protests around the world starting April 15 to spotlight the global climate [ . . .]
