Month: April 2019

On April 11, British police dragged WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange out of the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, where he had lived and worked for nearly seven years, after the turncoat government of President Lenín Moreno […]

Today, April 17, is the anniversary of the United State’s 1961 military invasion at Playa Girón. The Cuban people’s resolute response in defense of the Revolution and socialism, within only 72 hours, produced the first […]

In early April, longstanding governments were toppled by protest movements and military coups in the North African countries of Algeria and Sudan. The contradictions of these governments are real. That must be acknowledged. What must […]

Petition to win Justice for Renardo Lewis – victim of police assault! Your help is needed to ensure justice for Renardo Lewis, a 39 year old Black man who was brutally assaulted by five Marietta, […]

Black August 1619-2019 Compiled and edited by Gloria Verdieu Contributors include M. Matsemela-Ali Odom, Zola Fish, Carl Muhammad, Mary Lou Finley, Dennis Childs, Eusi Kwayana, Sylvia Cameron Telafaro, Curtis Howard, Mumia Abu-Jamal “Black August” commemorates […]

Hundreds of people marched down Harlem’s Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd. on April 11 in a Moral March for Housing. They shouted, “Housing is a Right! Fight! Fight! Fight!” and “Get up! Get down! There’s […]

Talk given by Cheryl LaBash at the “Unity for Socialism and Revolution” conference in Los Angeles on March 16. The U.S. blockade was imposed on Cuba in 1960, just after the revolution, to try and […]