Author: Stephen Millies

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In the U.S.

Rudy Giuliani was always a no-good racist scoundrel

August 26, 2023 Stephen Millies
The corporate media has been obsessed about the downfall of their former hero, Rudolph Giuliani. The ex-mayor of New York City was seen leaving 2nd Chance Bail Bonds in Atlanta after surrendering to authorities as […]
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Political Prisoners

‘Long live the spirit of Jonathan Jackson!’

August 20, 2023 Stephen Millies
Two 17-year-olds at the door of history Jonathan Jackson was just 17 years old when he gave his life for oppressed people on Aug. 7, 1970. He went to the San Rafael, California, courthouse to […]
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Fight racism

Knocking out white supremacy in Montgomery, Alabama

August 17, 2023 Stephen Millies
A righteous fightback in the spirit of Rosa Parks The whole world saw Black people successfully defend themselves against a drunken white mob on Aug. 5 in Montgomery, Alabama. Damien Pickett, a Black co-captain on […]
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Around the world

Atomic bombs: Oppenheimer, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and the USSR

August 8, 2023 Stephen Millies
“Oppenheimer” has become a Hollywood blockbuster. The movie’s main character is the liberal, cultured, physicist and war criminal, J. Robert Oppenheimer. For obvious reasons, it hasn’t been shown yet in Japan, where there are thousands […]
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In the U.S.

Jail Trump for racism and war crimes

August 7, 2023 Stephen Millies
The whole world witnessed the insurrection in the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, that sought to overturn the 2020 presidential election. So why did it take two and a half years to finally indict […]
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Cuba

NYC meeting salutes the 70th anniversary of the Cuban Revolution’s beginning

August 1, 2023 Stephen Millies
Hundreds of people packed the Malcolm X and Dr. Betty Shabazz Memorial and Educational Center in New York City on July 29 to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the attack on the Moncada barracks in […]
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In the U.S.

NYC transit fares have risen 58 times since 1948

July 31, 2023 Stephen Millies
Transit and rent hikes are wholesale robberies The Metropolitan Transportation Agency is raising the fare on New York City’s buses and subways to $2.90 on Aug. 20. Transit fares are also going up in the […]
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Fight racism

A racist scab

July 26, 2023 Stephen Millies
Jason Aldean — whose music video “Try That in a Small Town” is an incitement to racist violence — was born in Macon, Georgia. Macon isn’t a small town, but it has a terrible racist […]
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Around the world

Filipinos say NO! to dictatorship and economic misery

July 26, 2023 Stephen Millies
More than a hundred Filipinos and their allies rallied outside the Philippines consulate in New York City on July 23. They were protesting Philippines President Ferdinand Bongbong Marcos Jr. The rally was one of many […]
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Around the world

Solidarity in New York with the people of Peru

July 25, 2023 Stephen Millies
Twenty thousand people marched into Lima, the capital of Peru on July 19. They are demanding an end to the illegal regime that has crushed democracy and killed over 80 protesters. Thousands more have been […]