Author: John Parker

Caracas, Venezuela — From Dec. 9-11, Venezuela hosted the Assembly of the Peoples for Sovereignty and Peace of Our America. The gathering aimed to reshape government structures to more directly reflect the will of the […]

Based on a talk given in Caracas, Venezuela, on Dec. 11 at the People’s Assembly for Peace and Sovereignty in Our Americas, organized by the Simón Bolívar Institute. The execution of defenseless survivors in the […]

Caracas, Venezuela, Dec. 12 — Yesterday, President Nicolás Maduro visited the Amalivaca Socialist Commune, one of the Communal projects of the Bolivarian Revolution, which are part of the process providing participation and self-determination for communities […]

It’s not surprising that Assata Shakur is not one of the most well-known names in U.S. history – even though she should be. That is par for the course when it comes to Black heroes, […]

Los Angeles, Aug. 3 – Mass was held on Sunday at Our Lady Queen of Angels Church in Placita Olvera, the historic center of the city. After the service, our group received much attention at […]

In May, the Struggle for Socialism Party (SSP) Los Angeles branch discussed the new book, “Against fascism: reclaiming populism’s legacy for today’s class struggle,” compiled by Louisiana socialist Gregory Williams.  Following is part two of […]

In May, the Struggle for Socialism Party (SSP) Los Angeles branch discussed the new book, “Against fascism: reclaiming populism’s legacy for today’s class struggle,” compiled by Louisiana socialist Gregory Williams.  Following is a presentation for […]