- Hands off Yemen!
- Charge the Zionist state with genocide!
- Detroit ceasefire car rally shuts it down
- Ralph Poynter used his strong voice and stout heart to fight for justice
- NOLA fights for Palestine through the holidays
- Shutting down New York City bridges and tunnels for Gaza!
- Massive march for Gaza in Los Angeles
- Biden’s illegal arms shipments kill Palestinian children
- U.S. broadens imperialist terror campaign with flurry of airstrikes on Iraq
- Israeli war crimes expose imperialists’ anti-North Korea propaganda
- Activists link Gaza freedom to climate justice at COP28
- 55th Anniversary of the Communist Party of the Philippines
- Baja población Boricua
- Vinie Burrows, una vida completa
Struggle ★ La Lucha PDF – January 15, 2024
NOLA: Come to City Hall Thursday, January 18, 10:30 AM
No Tax Break for Genocidal Shell!
Come to City Hall This Thursday, January 18, 10:30 AM
Demand a Public Hearing on the $21.6 Million Shell Oil Tax Giveaway
Let the People Decide!
Fund Housing, Healthcare, Education, Not Corporations Profiting From Genocide in Palestine
Contact Us: workersvoicesocialistmovement@gmail.com
Los Angeles: MLK People’s March and Vigil, Jan. 15

Join the MLK People’s March & Vigil:
No to U.S./Israeli Genocide in Gaza
Money for Food, Housing, Jobs, Healthcare & Education –
Not for War & Genocide!
Gather 2 pm MLK Blvd & Western Ave for March to a 5 pm Vigil in Africa Town Square to honor fallen warriors from Dr King to Kwazi Nkrumah and the 10s of 1000s of Palestinians, 60% women and children, martyred by US/Israeli monstrous weapons of genocide.
Orgs: Harriet Tubman Center for Social Justice, Black Alliance for Peace, Al-Awda Right to Return Coalition, Martin Luther King Coalition of Greater LA, Union del Barrio, Black Autonomy, Code Pink, Harvard Blvd Block Club, Justice for Palestine – LA, Anakbayan, All African Peoples Revolutionary Party, Black Men Build, Diaspora Pa’lante
Statement on the 55th anniversary of the Communist Party of the Philippines

On the 55th anniversary of the Communist Party of the Philippines, the Socialist Unity Party extends its deepest solidarity and congratulations to all its members, leaders, and fighters — to all who are leading the mass movement to free the Philippines from the shackles of US imperialism.
Only a year ago did the world suffer the collective heartbreak of Ka Joma’s passing. But, because revolutionary Filipinos continue to fulfill the tasks of the national democratic revolution, the struggle lost no steps in his absence. Ka Joma lives.
Instead of a typical solidarity statement filled with familiar talking points, we would like to take this opportunity to call on the rising anti-imperialist mass movement to study the Philippines. We know firsthand that there is much to learn from its revolutionary history and its application of Marxism to its particular conditions. At the very least, anti-imperialists in the U.S. should understand their government’s role in the exploitation of Filipino people and their land.
The masses around the world are galvanizing like never before for Palestine and its national liberation struggle. It is in this context that anti-imperialist unity is built stronger and stronger every day, and more and more people recognize the repugnant centrality of the United States. It is this same mass movement that will need to defend the Philippines revolution, which we hope to see in our lifetimes. The masses must be prepared to cut through the inevitable misinformation and repression campaign that follows.
Our commitment as a revolutionary formation in the U.S. is to aid the building of this consciousness in every way we can. It is no secret that the reactionary government of the Philippines is more similar to “Israel” or Ukraine and more similar still to other client states like South Korea or Saudi Arabia. Secret or no, we are responsible for building that consciousness. The national liberation movements of the world must be united against U.S. imperialism, but it is still the primary responsibility of revolutionaries in the U.S. to win our own revolution. We call on anti-imperialists in the U.S. to take on a genuine study of the Philippines and its revolution and to foster positive relations with national democratic organizations toward a united front against imperialism.
A few starting points:
Philippine Society and Revolution
www.marxists.org/history/philippines/cpp/guerrero/1970/psr.htm
Specific Characteristics of our Peoples War
www.marxists.org/history/philippines/cpp/riple/1975/specific-characteristics.htm
Program for a People’s Democratic Revolution
www.marxists.org/history/philippines/cpp/1968/program.htm
Long live the Communist Party of the Philippines! Long live the National Democratic Front! Long live the New People’s Army!
From Palestine to the Philippines, stop the U.S. war machine!
Struggle ★ La Lucha PDF – December 11, 2023
- Protests at Biden gala in L.A. amid Gaza genocide
- New book: War & Lenin in the 21st Century
- Mobilizing to release all political prisoners
- Thousands march in New Orleans, shut down tourism district
- Denver erupts: Palestine protests converge on Zionist genocide conference
- Mobilize resistance to Gov. Landry’s attacks in Louisiana
- The fight for trans lives and building an anti-fascist front
- GLOBAL CAPITALIST CRISIS: Are we at a pivotal point?
- Exposing complicity in genocide despite detention
- To support the struggle of Palestine is to support the struggle against anti-Semitism
- ‘We focus on the liberation movement of Donbass and Ukrainian exiles’
- As recession looms: Spending soars for U.S. war operations
- The dawn of a working-class upsurge
- International labor union actions support Palestine
- Criminalizing homelessness solves nothing
- Say NO to anti-Muslim bigotry!
- U.S., Big Oil exploit Guyana border dispute to attack Venezuela
- Se destruye nuestra identidad boricua
🇵🇸 Sat. 2 p.m. MARCH: No Business As Usual Christmas Weekend

NO BUSINESS AS USUAL ON CHRISTMAS WEEKEND
Baltimore All Out for Palestine
Saturday, December 23, 2 pm
McKeldin Square,
Light & Pratt Streets downtown
March at 2:30 pm sharp
Noise protest: Bring drums, noise makers and your voice
Demand Baltimore City Officials Divest and Call for Ceasefire Campaign Resources tiny.cc/BaltPalestineResources
Baltimore City Council Stand with Palestine
We demand:
- Pass the resolution for a ceasefire!
- Divest from genocide!
- End the “Deadly Exchange” program between BPD and the IDF
To endorse the campaign: tiny.cc/BaltimoreEndorse
🇵🇸 Eyewitness Global Conscious Convoy Egypt & Citywide March No Business Christmas Weekend

Hear Eyewitnesses from two of the U.S. Participants in the “Global Conscience Convoy” Rafah Crossing, Egypt. John Parker who is a California congressional candidate and founder of the Harriet Tubman Center for Social Justice and Alec Summerfield, PPA activist traveled to Egypt to participate in the convoy. Parker was detained by the Egyptian National Security Agency and later deported along with representatives from Argentina, France and Australia. #Cairo4.
Thursday, Dec 14, 6:30 pm
at Nomu Nomu Arts Collaborative,
709 N. Howard Street, Baltimore, MD 21201.
Hear Eyewitnesses U.S. Participants in the Global Conscience Convoy Egypt & Citywide March,
Sat. Dec. 23, 2 pm at McKeldin Square, Baltimore
No business as usual on Christmas Weekend
Citywide Protest – No Business as Usual on Christmas Weekend
2 pm Gather at McKeldin Square
Light & Pratt Streets
2:30 pm sharp March
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Wednesday – 12/13
Volunteers Meeting & Phone Banking
6 pm to 8 pm at the
Harriet Tubman Solidarity Center
2011 N. Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21218
Follow Peoples Power Assembly FB & IG
To join or endorse the campaign: Text 301-327-4799 or sign up at tiny.cc/BaltimoreForPalestine
Struggle ★ La Lucha PDF – December 11, 2023
- Biden gives green light to Gaza massacre
- #Cairo4 solidarity activists free
- Palestine solidarity protest disrupts Baltimore City Council
- National Day of Mourning 2023: ‘Palestine must be free’
- Who killed JFK and why?
- New York City says no to the renewed bombing of Gaza
- In Egypt for Global Conscience Convoy
- A Meeting with Popular Socialist Alliance Party
- Gaza solidarity activists confront heartless U.S. Embassy officials
- Houthi Resistance takes on Zionist regime in the Red Sea
- Capitalist climate crisis: Fossil fuel industries seizes helm of COP28
- Why Cuba leads the world in confronting climate crisis
- PFLP: Biden responsible for renewed Israeli aggression
- Puerto Rico: Organizaciones de base defienden al pueblo
- Saludo a los periodistas de Al Mayadeen
New Orleans: Louisiana Marches for Palestine, Dec. 10

- All Out for Palestine
- Stop U.S. Funding of Genocidal Israel
- End the U.S./Israeli Siege and Bombing of Gaza
- Fund People’s Needs Not Another War for Oil and Gas
- Support the Palestinian Freedom Struggle
We continue to #ShutItDown4Palestine 🇵🇸 – NYC, Dec. 8

PRESS STATEMENT
DOZENS OF ORGANIZATIONS IN NYC WILL MOBILIZE TO DEMAND AN END TO U.S. FUNDING OF ISRAELI CRIMES
3:00 pm, December 8, 2023
Foley Square, NYC
December 7, 2023 New York City – A broad coalition of progressive organizations in New York City will protest in the heart of big business, Wall St., on December 8 to demand a definitive end to all U.S. funding of Israel and an immediate and permanent ceasefire.
The endorsers of the protest include: the Palestinian Youth Movement, the People’s Forum, the ANSWER Coalition, Al-Awda NY, the Palestinian American Community Center, Nodutdol, Dissenters, Anakbayan Manhattan, SALAM, Bangladeshi Americans for Political Progress, American Muslims for Palestine, Jews Against White Supremacy, Mexicanos Unidos, CUNY For Palestine, the Young Communist League, CUNY Law SJP, the Audre Lorde Project, Damayan, Defend Democracy in Brazil, and No Tech For Apartheid.
The protest comes a week after Israel resumed its genocidal bombing of the Gaza Strip after a brief week-long pause. The airstrikes are reportedly the most intense in the nearly two months of Israel’s war on Gaza and the death toll has already crossed 20,000. With aid once again heavily restricted, it is expected that many of the more than 40,000 injured will die from lack of access to proper care. Palestinians in the enclave and international humanitarian organizations have warned that nowhere is safe in Gaza.
While visiting Israel last week, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken supposedly urged Israeli officials to preserve civilian life and infrastructure in Gaza, all while greenlighting the resumption of their military campaign. We say: If the U.S. wants to wipe its hands clean of Israel’s genocide it should stop all aid to Israel and demand an immediate and permanent ceasefire.
On December 8, in response to the call to #ShutItDown4Palestine, people in dozens of cities will once again be taking the streets, walking out of their universities, and staging pickets to disrupt business as usual and demand an immediate and permanent ceasefire and an end to U.S. funding of Israel’s genocide.
“People of conscience have watched with horror for the last two months as politicians callously ignore the demands of broad sectors of U.S. society for a ceasefire and continue to pledge complete political and economic support to Israel. However, our strength on the streets has forced them to make important concessions and we will keep the pressure on until the U.S. government has no other choice but to stop funding the Israeli war machine,” said Layan Fuleihan of The People’s Forum.
“As winter begins in Gaza and temperatures drop, the suffering of the nearly 2 million displaced people will only get worse. We refuse to abandon our Palestinian brothers and sisters who continue to resist and stay in their land against all odds. We will not allow our tax dollars to fund such unconscionable suffering,” said Munir Marwan of the Palestinian Youth Movement.
Endorsers include: Palestinian Youth Movement, People’s Forum, Answer Coalition, Nodutdol, City Workers for Palestine, Mexicanos Unidos, Plaza Proletaria, Jews Against White Supremacy, NYU Law SJP, Anakbayan Manhattan, No Tech For Apartheid, Defend Democracy in Brazil, Audre Lorde Project, Columbia Law Students Coalition for a Free Palestine, Al Awda NY/NJ: The Palestine Right To Return Coalition, Healthcare Workers for Palestine, BAPP, American Muslims for Palestine, People’s Dispatch, Artists Against Apartheid, International People’s Assembly
For more information about the December 8 Global Shutdown for Palestine and a list of the planned actions, visit the website shutitdown4palestine.org

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