Every three months for over twenty years, legendary NYC literary agent and activist Frances Goldin would take a two-day trip to a maximum security prison in Pennsylvania to visit her client and friend on death row—black scholar, author, and freedom fighter, Mumia Abu-Jamal

With simple colors and its own humble voice, the recreated mural has been speaking out to us and communities of struggle everywhere for years: no estan solos—estamos contigo

In the dead of winter, 1994, a mysterious caller left a voice-message on my answering machine. Speaking in English, but with a…

This is a revised intro to Noam Chomsky’s new book, Occupy. It is published in the Occupied Media Pamphlet Series by Zuccotti…

Who in their right mind would start a new small press at a time when the economy is so bad, e-books are…

Hermanos y Hermanas, Thursday our beloved teacher, friend, and companero in struggle, Howard Zinn died; he was 87 years old. After…

Van Jones wasn’t the first outspoken black American to get derailed by fearful right-wingers. Forty years ago this month, a young, African-American…

Excerpted from notes prepared for a presentation given at the "Festival of Resistance" organized by the NY Zapatistas, 10/12/98. "Where…

Greg Ruggiero & Kate Duncan From July 26 through August 3 more than 3,000 people gathered in Spain for the Zapatista…