“Plantation politics” to blame for Jackson, Mississippi water crisis
Jackson, Mississippi’s water system has had chronic issues for years now. A racist statewide government is largely to blame
Why 9,000 Rutgers University workers are on strike
The labor struggle has been intensifying in US higher education, as more and more graduate workers and faculty are fighting and winning key demands
Mumia Abu-Jamal’s appeal is denied
Abu-Jamal’s bid for a new trial based on new evidence of racism and corruption within the prosecution has failed, leaving supporters with one less path for the decades-long political prisoner’s freedom
Cómo el gobierno cubano y su pueblo colaboraron en el Código de Familia
Jóvenes revolucionarios de La Habana describen el proceso de construcción de la legislación en diálogo con el pueblo.
When killer cops evade accountability, victims’ families find other paths towards justice
John Collado Way in Inwood, New York, is named in honor of a victim of police brutality whose family never achieved justice through the legal system
How the Cuban government and its people collaborated on the Family Code
Revolutionary Havana youth describe the process of building legislation in direct dialogue with the people.
Thousands demonstrate in front of White House to demand an end to the US war machine
Over 200 organizations participated in a rally and march this weekend to fight for peace in Ukraine and an end to US escalation
20 years after the start of the Iraq War, US peace movement will protest yet another war
The people of the US are building an intergenerational anti-war movement from the ground up in protest of the billions sent to war and destruction abroad