Together we must seize this moment to move from incremental reform to real systemic change, not just within the U.S. but throughout the racist, neocolonial world that is policed by the U.S. military

Trump can still see the people as they march in unity, but only if he peers through the bars of the cage he has constructed for himself.

Our only hope for our collective liberation is a politics of deep solidarity rooted in love

If we don’t collectively reject the narrative that there is something “violent” about illegally occupying roads, bridges and buildings — if we allow the media and the political elite to successfully equate “legal” with “nonviolent” — then we’ve already lost

In Minneapolis, a community has taken over a Sheraton hotel to provide shelter to more than 200 unhoused people amid protests and the pandemic. Now they face eviction

We need to come away from the current upheavals with organization, with vision and goals, with program and campaigns that all persist and mature and strengthen rather than folding back into business as usual

Two Weeks Into Racial Justice Protests, New York State Classifies Use of Chokeholds as Felony

We have been following this new wave of police violence and protests with heavy hearts. Racism and oppression are toxic symptoms of a poisoned system: they can have no place in the world we need to build.

In easing pandemic uncertainty and promoting a post-pandemic recovery, a permanent UBI with large investments in social programs will increase solidarity, ease poverty and stabilize a volatile market that’s headed toward depression

With every home an office and every office a home, the residual boundaries between work and private life will be gone for good

To achieve structural change will require the rapid development of new forms of leadership and new organizational structures for the protest movement

Workers in a New York City public hospital had to organize a pressure campaign to get soap in the bathrooms. Transit workers in D.C. had to threaten a strike to get functioning brakes on their buses

The way to not get burned down next time is to make sure that everyone in the streets is a union member. We better get to work

“Can we come up with a situation where there are fewer killings, and fewer collateral consequences?”

Where patriotism denotes love of our country and clime, nationalism denotes a politics of dominace, built on myths and legends that have no discernible or objective reference to who we are and how we subsist in our daily lives

The country is now witnessing what years of militarized conditioning, training, and culture have wrought: a nationwide protest movement running up against a nationwide police riot

The King County Labor Council once welcomed the Seattle Police Officers Guild. As protests continue, it’s reconsidering

Democratic confederalism, the ideological framework organizing society in Rojava, outlines the features of a post-revolutionary justice system

Activists say the way to stop police brutality and killings is to cut law enforcement budgets and reinvest in services. Some lawmakers now agree

In Minneapolis, Cops Were Kicked Out of Schools. Cities in 7 Other States Could Soon Follow Suit