Indigenous peoples
Free Leonard Peltier!
On Sept. 12, Leonard Peltier turned 79 years old in a maximum security federal prison in Coleman, Florida. He has spent over 47 years being locked up for being a leader of AIM — the […]
Author: Stephen Millies
Fight racism
The Christmas night murders of Harriette Moore and Harry T. Moore in Florida
Ku Klux Klan terrorists planted dynamite under the Mims, Florida, home of Harriette Moore and Harry T. Moore. The bomb exploded on Christmas night, Dec. 25, 1951, their 25th wedding anniversary. Nearby hospitals wouldn’t accept […]
In the U.S.
Florida’s 200-year war against oppressed people: DeSantis vs Black and Indigenous history
For Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, the road to the Republican presidential nomination is being seen as an even bigger bigot than Donald Trump. When DeSantis says Florida is “where woke goes to die,” he means […]
Around the world
How Reagan’s war drive exploited a tragedy: The real story of Korean Air Lines Flight 007
Updated. First published September 1, 2021. Forty years ago, 269 people were killed when Korean Air Lines flight 007 was shot down over the Soviet Union on Sept. 1, 1983. President Ronald Reagan called it […]
In the U.S.
Still marching for Jobs and Freedom: A. Philip Randolph demanded $20 minimum wage
Aug. 28 was the 60th anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. That year was the centennial of the Emancipation Proclamation, which allowed the United States to defeat the slave owners’ […]
In the U.S.
France out of Africa!
An Aug. 22 rally outside the French mission to the United Nations in New York City demanded that French banks and corporations get their bloody hands off Niger. The December 12th Movement called the action. […]
In the U.S.
Rudy Giuliani was always a no-good racist scoundrel
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 […]
Political Prisoners
‘Long live the spirit of Jonathan Jackson!’
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 […]
Fight racism
Knocking out white supremacy in Montgomery, Alabama
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 […]
Around the world
Atomic bombs: Oppenheimer, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, and the USSR
“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 […]