2022 – Page 27 – Struggle

New York: Lift the Sanctions on Zimbabwe, Sept. 24

September 16, 2022 Struggle - La Lucha

LIFT THE SANCTIONS ON ZIMBABWE Join us at the UN, Saturday, Sept 24th, 11 a.m. Dag Hammarskjold Plaza, 47th and First Avenue, New York City Called by December 12th Movement and Friends of Zimbabwe

INVITE: Protest-Rally ‘The Youth Demand: Hold Sara Duterte Accountable’

September 16, 2022 Struggle - La Lucha

Media Advisory September 13, 2022 Contact: Noelle Peñas anakbayan.nyc.manhattan@gmail.com (913) 710-5595 PROGRESSIVE YOUTH AND STUDENT FIL-AMS REVOKE SARA DUTERTE’S PRESENCE AT THE UNITED NATIONS TRANSFORMING EDUCATIONAL SUMMIT WHAT: Protest Rally at Ralph Bunche Park WHEN: […]

Fear of an educated working class

September 15, 2022 Stephen Millies

Former U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer didn’t have to worry about student loans when she graduated from Brooklyn College in 1962. Whites then comprised over 90% of the students in the City University of New York […]

Jean-Luc Godard, revolutionary filmmaker

September 15, 2022 Rasika Ruwanpathirana

We are saddened to receive the news of the death of the pioneering filmmaker, critic, and political activist Jean-Luc Godard on Sept. 13. His films broke ground as part of the French New Wave. Most […]

Boston: Protest to support trans youth, Sept. 18

September 15, 2022 Struggle - La Lucha

Protest to support trans youth at Boston Children’s Hospital this Sunday 9/18 starting at 9am. Hate is not welcome and has no home here. 300 Longwood Ave, Boston, MA 02115

Commemorating the 40th Anniversary of Sabra and Shatila

September 15, 2022 Struggle - La Lucha

Join us in a rally in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the Sabra and Shatila massacre: Sunday, September 18 at 1pm in front of An-Noor, 7114 5th Ave, Brooklyn 11209 Endorsed by: American Muslims […]

Biden adds billions in Ukraine ‘aid,’ pushing total to $70 billion

September 14, 2022 Gary Wilson

The people of Jackson, Mississippi, have toxic sludge coming out of their kitchen faucets. In some neighborhoods, there isn’t enough water pressure to flush toilets. They’ve gotten, at most, the distracted attention of President Joe […]

New Orleans abortion rights protest blocks busy Bourbon St.

September 14, 2022 Gregory E. Williams

New Orleans, Sept. 10 — Today the Louisiana Abortion Rights Action Committee held a demonstration and march downtown. Signs and hand-outs read, “Raise the wages, lower the rent, abortion access now,” highlighting the intersection of […]

Remembering historic prison liberation struggles

September 14, 2022 Lev Koufax

The month of September holds several major anniversaries in the struggle for prisoner liberation and to end the racist prison-industrial complex. It is important to salute the struggles of those prisoners who rose up against […]

Black workers, history, and building union membership

September 14, 2022 Karen Juanita Carrillo

There’s been a growing worker union movement in 2022. Workers are turning to labor unions at traditionally non-union companies like Trader Joe’s, Amazon, REI, Target, Chipotle, Starbucks, Apple, and more. “Seventy-one percent of Americans now […]