‘From the Darkness Shines a Light’
By Betsey Piette December 20, 2022 Philadelphia is known as the “City of Murals,” with over 4,000 works of [...]
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Indigenous leader exposes racist myth of ‘Thanksgiving’
By K. James December 9, 2022 The following edited remarks were made by Kimimilasha James, co-leader of United American [...]
53rd National Day of Mourning: Indigenous pride, power and protest!
By K. James November 19, 2022 What are the United States’ foundational myths? Who created them, and who do they erase and [...]
SCOTUS hands off Indigenous children!
By Will Hodgkinson November 19, 2022 The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments Nov. 9 on the case of Haaland v. Brackeen, [...]
Cherokee Nation: Broken treaties and Indigenous sovereignty
By Will Hodgkinson November 10, 2022 The Cherokee Nation has renewed its long-standing demands that the U.S. Congress honor [...]
Election week threats part of a long, bloody history
November 2, 2022 Election night, Lowndes County, Ala., Nov. 8, 1966. Here is what’s happening in the ramp-up to the [...]
Typhoon rips through Western Alaska exposing high cost of climate change
By Paddy Colligan October 6, 2022 A New York Times weekly news quiz Sept. 9 asked which of these climate disasters happened [...]
Sept 8: National organizing call – Demand Amazon, Starbucks recognize unions now!
Demand Amazon and Starbucks recognize unions now! Attend the virtual solidarity mobilization meeting for coordinated mass [...]
A Marxist view of the search at Mar-a-Lago
By John Catalinotto August 23, 2022 Aug. 21 — The most recent conflict among U.S. ruling institutions displays the depth [...]
Nichelle Nichols: aiming for the stars
By Mumia Abu-Jamal August 10, 2022 Almost nine decades ago, a few years shy of a century, in fact, a Black girl was born in [...]
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