Many bills advancing at state level along with executive orders are part of Trump “law and order”
Legal professionals are throwing their weight behind Friday’s call for a mass strike
āThis March 8 strike is about the women whose voices, histories and impact in society has been most left out of the three decades of neoliberalismā
Obama administration commutes majority of sentence following sustained pressure from social movements
āWe should be building peopleās assemblies, not as a substitute of the state, but to deal with areas where the neoliberal state is failing to provide basic social servicesā
U.S. abstains from Security Council vote, allowing resolution to pass
Strikes, protests and trainings are part of some immigrants’ ambitious, bold offensive in the coming struggles for justice.
Internal document shows that Trumpās transition team instructed the Department of Energy to hand over names
“One of the major problems with reporting on police violence is the degree to which police statements are treated as the gold standard of information instead of being treated with the skepticism they deserve”
Sheriff David Clarke is declaring war on the black youth his city has failed
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