In every major city where streets have been stormed, riot police have been confronted, and fires have blazed, we see anti-racist anti-fascism at work

Breaking institutional racism requires an independent political movement, with a grass roots organizational structure. That independent movement is on the streets of America right now.

“There’s no alternative. We can’t impose our will on a community. It’s the community and the police together, and that’s what we’re doing in Camden”

… And a New Generation Gap Grew Wider

After Donald Trump pulled the U.S. out of WHO on Friday, the reputation of the agency has been damaged far less than the image of the United States

How Racism & Racial Terrorism Fueled Nationwide Anger

Nationwide Uprising Is Sign of “Empire Imploding”

Michigan Sheriff and Police Didn’t Disperse Their Town’s Protest—They Joined It

We are appalled to see military weapons, vehicles and equipment once again deployed in U.S. cities to control community members who are reacting to a long history of state-sanctioned violence

Since Donald Trump and his sycophantic henchman Bill Barr decided to label the movement known as Antifa a terrorist organization, people across…

The rights of women to terminate their pregnancies and to receive free contraceptives under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) are on the chopping block

This is the perfect opportunity to bring wisdom from social movements into our families and vice-versa

Why the United States bears responsibility for Yemen’s humanitarian crisis

Cornel West: “I thank God people are in the streets. Can you imagine this kind of lynching taking place and people are indifferent? People don’t care? People are callous?”

“Let us be resolved to fight for justice for all here in Durham. Let us commit to stand up or kneel down when injustices are identified.”

Friday evening, bus drivers in New York City and members of TWU Local 100 refused to cooperate with police in transporting arrested Justice for George Floyd protestors.

How should we answer the question, “What do we do in response to a lynching?” We must make the very system that enables it run for its life

 “The question isn’t: did the Kings Bay Plowshares 7 have a lawful excuse to do what they did. The question is, what’s our excuse not to do more? What will rise us?”

Workers this spring were forced to find new ways to assert their rights when faced with a deadly foe and employers indifferent to their lives

An argument for a super-tax on financial markets to curb extreme inequality in the wake of Covid-19