China’s revolution at 70: Behind its amazing progress
October 8, 2019 What major country in the world can claim greater progress than People’s China in raising the standard [...]
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The conviction of Amber Guyger and fear of a ‘racial powder keg’
By Makasi Motema October 8, 2019 Five years after the murder of Michael Brown, the people have achieved an apparent [...]
General strike rocks Ecuador
By Michael Otto and Zoila Ramirez October 8, 2019 Oct. 7 — Support for a call for a general strike in Ecuador has grown [...]
Fair Pay to Play bill is a step forward to empower student-athletes
By Monica Moorehead October 7, 2019 The Fair Pay to Play Act was signed into law by California Gov. Gavin Newsome on [...]
Subway struggle: ‘We want accessibility, not more cops!’
By Tony Murphy October 7, 2019 Disability rights leaders Terrea Mitchell (left) and Mary Kaessinger oppose racist policing [...]
Cuba, reforestation and the climate crisis
By Stephanie Hedgecoke October 7, 2019 On the Rio San Juan in the Sierra del Rosario biosphere in Cuba The following is a [...]
Biggest U.S. strike in over a decade: GM strikers battle on
By Martha Grevatt October 7, 2019 As the biggest (numerically) U.S. strike in over a decade enters its fourth week, General [...]
NYC-Thurs. Oct. 10 Political forum: Impeachment Fight; Black Power vs State Power (Botham Jean case)
Upcoming Calendar of Events Credit: Telesur Political Forum The Impeachment Fight: Dangers and Opportunities for the [...]
Legacy of the Sugar Land 95
By Mirinda Crissman October 5, 2019 The Sugar Land 95 are the 95 unnamed African-American people buried in unmarked graves [...]
While rate of abortion declines, Title X gag rule will only increase need for abortion
By Sue Davis October 4, 2019 Bulletin: A poll released Sept. 30 by Hart Research Associates shows that about two-thirds (62 [...]
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