In the U.S. – Struggle

Eryka, Juniper, Persia, Murry & Jane Doe: Murder, social murder, and trans genocide

June 3, 2026 Melinda Butterfield

June 1 – Today is the first day of LGBTQIA+ Pride Month. A few days ago, I organized a vigil for a neighbor who was murdered. Eryka Caldwell was a Black trans woman, 41 years […]

Arms embargo now! GKN out of Garden Grove!

May 30, 2026 Struggle - La Lucha

The following letter campaign was issued by Palestinian Youth Movement LA-OC-IE, VietRISE, Harbor Institute, and Orange County for Justice in Palestine. Send a letter. We, residents of Garden Grove and Orange County, stand united in […]

New Orleans speak out against war: Stand with Cuba!

May 23, 2026 Struggle - La Lucha

Stop the billionaires from turning Cuba into Epstein Island, colonizing and impoverishing its people Friday, May 29, 5 p.m., Elk & Canal For 67 years, Cuba has been subjected to U.S. trade blockades, invasions, assassination […]

Food prices up, wages down

May 21, 2026 Stephen Millies

The real minimum wage has fallen 53% since 1968 Inflation always hurts the working class — both those employed and unemployed — the worst. The war on Iran has caused the cost of gasoline to […]

John Parker’s socialist campaign takes aim at ICE, police and billionaires

May 20, 2026 John Parker

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Musk’s AI power plant poisons Black communities — Trump’s DOJ backs him

May 18, 2026 Gary Wilson

The NAACP has sued Elon Musk’s AI company xAI over a massive gas-burning power plant it built without permits in a Black working-class community outside Memphis. The plant is now one of the largest fossil […]

Tobacco profits trump children’s health

May 17, 2026 Lallan Schoenstein

On May 2, President Trump met with executives and lobbyists from major tobacco companies over lunch at his golf club. They were appealing for a change in how the Food and Drug Administration regulates e‑cigarettes. […]

From Louisiana to Havana: Law as a weapon against Black power and liberation

May 17, 2026 Gary Wilson

The Voting Rights Act was won to break the machinery that denied Black people political power — not only the right to cast a ballot, but the right to elect Black representatives and shape the […]

Always remember the MOVE bombing

May 14, 2026 Stephen Millies

Forty-one years ago, Philadelphia police bombed the MOVE organization’s house at 6221 Osage Avenue, killing 11 Black people — five children and six adults. The May 13, 1985, inferno destroyed an entire neighborhood of 61 […]

After Supreme Court’s voting rights decision, Louisiana voters move to recall Gov. Jeff Landry

May 12, 2026 Gregory E. Williams

New Orleans, May 11 – Today, after work, I headed straight to the Gwangi and Hollywood Community Center in Algiers, a working-class, majority-Black neighborhood on the west bank of the Mississippi River. At 5:30 p.m., […]