Greg Butterfield – Page 14 – Struggle

Solidarity with Unist’ot’en Camp. ‘No pipeline on Indigenous land!’

January 10, 2019 Greg Butterfield

New York City — A picket line outside the Canadian Consulate near busy Grand Central Station on Jan. 8 protested the attack by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and Canadian military on the Gidum […]

West Bank rises after Israeli terror raids

December 29, 2018 Greg Butterfield

Throughout 2018, Gaza’s struggle for survival has embodied Palestinian resistance to the world: from frequent Israeli bombings of homes, schools and hospitals inside the world’s largest open-air prison, to the now 11-year-long blockade that prohibits […]

Ciao Sigaro: Remembering a worker, musician and internationalist

December 24, 2018 Greg Butterfield

Angelo Conti, known as Sigaro, died Dec. 11 in Rome, following a brief illness. A worker, musician and communist, Conti was a founding member of the world-renowned punk band Banda Bassotti. Hundreds of friends, comrades […]

Justice for Jazmine! rally supports Black mother and infant assaulted by cops

December 15, 2018 Greg Butterfield

Brooklyn, N.Y. More than two dozen people gathered outside a New York City Human Resources Administration office in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, on Dec. 11, for a rally and press conference to demand “Justice for Jazmine.” […]

As repression grows at border, so does solidarity

December 8, 2018 Greg Butterfield

People around the world were outraged by video and photos showing small children and their families fleeing clouds of tear gas on the Tijuana side of the U.S.-Mexico border on Nov. 25. U.S. Border Patrol […]

U.S. hand behind Ukraine’s naval provocation

December 7, 2018 Greg Butterfield

On Nov. 25, three Ukrainian military ships entered the Kerch Strait, a narrow waterway linking the Azov and Black seas in eastern Europe, where a recently completed bridge connects Crimea with the Russian mainland. The […]

Martial law = more repression

December 7, 2018 Greg Butterfield

Since 2014, the Kiev regime has imprisoned hundreds of communists, anti-fascists, journalists, draft resisters, and everyday workers and students who dare to speak out. Thousands more of its political opponents have been driven into exile […]

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