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‘Trump and Biden, no solution!’ A revolutionary May Day in San Diego

May 6, 2024 Gloria Verdieu
Hundreds showed up at the Federal Building in downtown San Diego on May 1 for the International Workers’ Day opening rally. The rally was followed by a three-mile march to Chicano Park, the heart of […]
Cuba

Cuba marks May Day with unity and strength despite adversity

May 2, 2024 Alejandra Garcia and Bill Hackwell
This May Day, Cuba did not hold its traditional parade in the capital’s Revolution Square for the second consecutive year. The lack of fuel made it impossible to provide the necessary transportation for thousands of […]
Around the world

PFLP: Long live May 1 as a day of struggle against the enemies of humanity

May 1, 2024 Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine
O our great Palestinian people, O people of the Palestinian working class and strugglers everywhere, O all the free and honorable in our nation and the world, Every year on the first of May, the […]
Cuba

Open letter to LGBTQ+ activists: Learn from Cuba! End the blockade!

October 9, 2022 Melinda Butterfield
In September, Serena Brennerman, a 16-year-old white trans woman, was found drowned in Salem, Oregon. Serena’s death was ruled a suicide by the police. But her friends and community don’t believe it. She was physically […]
Socialism

Another side of the Berlin Wall

November 9, 2019 Greg Butterfield
Thirty years ago, a labor organization was on strike under very difficult conditions. This workers’ organization and its leadership were castigated by the corporate media. The bosses threatened, cajoled and bribed people to cross the […]
Cuba

In the new Cuban Constitution, Fidel lives

December 8, 2018 Cheryl LaBash
On Nov. 25, 2016, Fidel Castro, the historic leader of the Cuban Revolution, died at age 90. Around the world and especially on the island he helped free from capitalist exploitation, organizations and individuals celebrated […]