In the U.S. – Page 19 – Struggle

The ‘fare ain’t fair’ in New York City

April 22, 2025 Struggle-La Lucha New York bureau

Transit fares have gone up 58 times since 1948 April 21 — The Fare Ain’t Fair campaign held a news conference this morning across from City Hall in lower Manhattan, demanding a rollback in subway […]

Free them all: protest outside ICE prison in Jena, Louisiana

April 19, 2025 Workers Voice Socialist Movement

People traveled from across the Deep South on Tuesday to take part in a protest at an ICE prison in Jena, Louisiana. On any given day, as many as 2,000 people are caged at the […]

Gestapo tactics: Trump’s deportation war not about “fighting antisemitism”

April 17, 2025 Lev Koufax

Donald Trump wants the world to believe that fascist thugs kidnapping people in broad daylight is simply a necessary step to protect the poor, suffering Jewish community from an onslaught of antisemitism. According to the […]

LA’s Community Self-Defense fights ICE fascism

April 12, 2025 John Parker

Los Angeles — There is an urgent need to build principled unity to confront the rising threat of fascism, a threat that spreads relentlessly like a virus, intensifying attacks on Black, Brown, and working-class communities […]

50501 rallies vs. Trump but not Democrats or imperialism

April 11, 2025 John Parker

Los Angeles — 50501 is a relatively new organization, having emerged only a few months ago, yet it claims to have already organized 50 protests across all 50 states. Its mission, as stated on its […]

Billionaires are the problem, not im/migrants

April 11, 2025 Sharon Black

Here are the facts “Im/migrants are taking our jobs” is a huge lie Immigrants do not have the power to hire and fire. Bosses and billionaires are laying off workers. This year alone, bosses announced […]

Golden eggs: While you shell out, companies rake in record profits

April 11, 2025 Sharon Black

You might be struggling with the cost of a dozen eggs, but the big egg producers are celebrating record profits! In just one year, egg prices have gone up approximately 59%, pushing what was once […]

Baltimore’s long history of racist redlining

April 11, 2025 Colby Byrd

On May 15, 1911, Baltimore became the first city in the United States to codify urban racial segregation into law. This policy, enacted by Baltimore Mayor J. Barry Mahool, enforced segregation in Baltimore block by […]

The Trump administration is about to release it’s own anti-trans, junk-science ‘Cass Review’

April 11, 2025 Erin Reed

News is emerging that the Department of Health and Human Services is preparing to release a review of transgender care intentionally slanted to oppose it. The review is expected to follow the same playbook as […]

Trump’s escalating trade wars and military ambitions

April 10, 2025 Gary Wilson

Tariffs spike to 125% on China amidst market chaos On April 9, President Donald Trump escalated his trade war with new reciprocal tariffs but then, within hours, announced a reversal, suspending the new tariffs for […]