U.S. Africa policy and the elections
By Abayomi Azikiwe May 5, 2016 No substantial discussion has taken place during the current capitalist elections relating [...]
Class struggle
Jobs, globalization and election promises
By Deirdre Griswold May 2, 2016 The question of what has happened to jobs in the United States is of course of the utmost [...]
Campaigns largely ignore issues facing African Americans
By Abayomi Azikiwe April 21, 2016 Democratic Party candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are both making appeals to [...]
Baltimore protesters disrupt Clinton spectacle
By Carl Lewis April 20, 2016 Baltimore — Activists from the People’s Power Assembly, the anti-police brutality movement [...]
‘Trump = hate + greed’
By Minnie Bruce Pratt April 20, 2016 Syracuse, N.Y. — Right-wing presidential candidate and billionaire Donald Trump [...]
Thousands trash Trump’s bigoted message, take to streets against racism, for Akai Gurley and living wage
April 15, 2016 Thousands of people, including large contingents of striking Fight for $15 workers, took to the streets here [...]
African-American political power and the elections
By Abayomi Azikiwe April 6, 2016 Abayomi Azikiwe photo: Brenda Ryan The role of African Americans is pivotal during the last [...]
WWP salutes Chicago teachers strike
By Monica Moorehead and Lamont Lilly April 5, 2016 Workers World Party’s 2016 Presidential Election Campaign released the [...]
Two sides of the Sanders campaign
By Fred Goldstein March 21, 2016 The Bernie Sanders campaign has a dual character. On the one hand, it has unearthed and [...]
AIDS Activists, not politicians, led fight against epidemic
By Minnie Bruce Pratt March 16, 2016 Hillary Clinton’s anti-LGBTQ statement on March 11 showed how the ruling class [...]
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