Philippine gov’t launches attacks on peasants, indigenous
By Deirdre Griswold February 7, 2017 Rodrigo Duterte, the Philippine president described in the West as a “populist,” [...]
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An appeal to the movement on why unity is needed to defend J20 resisters
February 7, 2017 On Jan. 20, more than 200 people protesting Trump’s inauguration in Washington, D.C., were arrested by [...]
Trump under siege from above and below
By Fred Goldstein February 7, 2017 Athens, Georgia The surge in the popular movement against Trump poses both a danger and [...]
U.S. gag rule garrotes global health
By Sue Davis February 5, 2017 March defends women’s rights in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, on Dec. 18, 2016. The [...]
Thousands of Haitians trapped at U.S. border
By G. Dunkel February 3, 2017 Haitian children sleep outside at border. Since last summer, thousands of Haitians have hit a [...]
U.S. ports welcome Cuban delegation
By Cheryl LaBash February 4, 2017 The Florida governor’s tweeted threats to cut funding for Florida ports that do business [...]
Interview with Ian Ó Dálaigh: ‘Ireland remains partitioned and the workers exploited’
February 2, 2017 The following interview with Ian Ó Dálaigh of Ireland was conducted by Zach Gevelinger. Ó Dálaigh is [...]
Marissa Alexander: Against the prison pipeline for women
By Minnie Bruce Pratt February 2, 2017 Marissa Alexander is finally free after five years of detention for an act of [...]
Scientists go rogue vs. Trump’s gag order
By Lyn Neeley February 2, 2017 President Donald Trump inflamed another section of the population by signing a gag order on [...]
MLK’s Legacy and the Developing Class Character of the Freedom Struggle
By Abayomi Azikiwe February 2, 2017 Jan. 30 — Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. sought to articulate a deeper program for the [...]
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