Fidel at 94: The ideas of a revolutionary never die
By Teresa Gutierrez August 18, 2020 Makasi was 16 when he first learned about Fidel Castro. As a Black Latinx youth, Makasi [...]
Class struggle
Reclaiming an Irish anti-imperialist legacy
By Christian Noakes August 21, 2020 While the dominant narrative of the “Irish experience” in the U.S. is often reduced [...]
Rebellion, counterinsurgency and Kamala Harris
August 17, 2020 “[T]here were two or three years there where the movement went a little too far toward … [Kwame Ture], [...]
Democrats vs. Republicans: Which party really CARES?
August 18, 2020 While the corporate media focus public attention on the imminent opening of the Democratic and Republican [...]
Testing and medical insurance: a profitable disaster
By Sara Flounders August 13, 2020 Drive-through COVID-19 testing in Bergen County, N.J. These tests were a [...]
Political strike shuts down Bolivia
By Michael Otto August 11, 2020 Ibarra, Ecuador Do Bolivian lives matter? The Bolivian masses are experiencing a perfect [...]
The virus, the GDP and the profit motive
August 4, 2020 “The coronavirus pandemic’s toll on the nation’s economy became emphatically clearer Thursday,” the [...]
The International Action Center salutes Fidel Agcaoili
August 5, 2020 Fidel Agcaoili The International Action Center sends its deepest condolences and firm solidarity to the [...]
Red Roja’s declaration on King Juan Carlos’s flight from Spain
August 8, 2020 By Red Roja This is the Aug. 5 statement by the Red Roja (Red Network) organization regarding the escape of [...]
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