Survival of our public postal service threatened
By Dave Welsh May 12, 2020 Fifty years ago, wildcatting postal workers shut down the U.S. mail for a week in the 1970 Great [...]
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Political Prisoners Teach-In: Mumia, migrant rights and cages
By Teresa Gutierrez May 12, 2020 These slightly edited remarks were made April 24 at the “U.S. Empire vs. Political [...]
Sanctions = Health terrorism
By Betsey Piette May 12, 2020 A timely international webinar, sponsored by SanctionsKill.org on May 9, featured [...]
China reacts with zero tolerance for racist incidents
By Joshua Hanks May 12, 2020 Reports surfaced in April of cases of discrimination against African workers in the southern [...]
A 21st century lynching: Justice for Ahmaud Arbery!
By Dianne Mathiowetz May 12, 2020 Black community protest in Brunswick, Ga.,May 9, on racist murder of Ahmaud Arbery by two [...]
In HaitiICE is spreading COVID-19
By G. Dunkel May 11, 2020 Haitians forced to get water from a spigot for sanitation. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, [...]
How Vietnam has won again – this time vs. the virus
By Joshua Hanks May 11, 2020 Billboards in Vietnam help raise people’s awareness of COVID-19 prevention. No deaths have [...]
Black prisoners win victory vs. racist officials
By Ted Kelly May 11, 2020 Eric McGill. Credit: McGill Family, PA Institutional Law Project Through strength and [...]
COVID-19 strike wave enters third month
By Martha Grevatt May 11, 2020 Workers at 50 locations across Florida struck McDonald’s, Starbucks and other fast-food [...]
Changing the narrative in Lansing, Mich.
May 11, 2020 On May 7, a breath of fresh air entered Lansing, Mich., the first since ultrarightist gangs — with the [...]
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