- Feb. 12 — The Durham, N.C., defendants invite all those who choose to side against racism and white supremacy to come here Feb. 19-20 to pack the court and show solidarity . . .
- None of the major U.S. news outlets has dared to even hint at it, yet there it was, as plain as the nose on your face: the people of south Korea showing that they don’t . . .
- A National Conference to Defeat Austerity will take place in Detroit on Saturday, March 24, at St. Matthew’s-St. Joseph’s Church, a historic Black church in the heart of . . .
- It’s no surprise there’s a misogynist in chief in the White House. Nor is it a surprise that Republican leaders and sectors of the ruling class can’t contain their glee . . .
- Public school bus drivers in Seattle’s Teamsters Local 174 celebrate their contract victory over First Student corporation. Seattle, Wash., public school bus drivers were . . .
- Israeli F-16 fighter jet crashes under Syrian anti-aircraft fire. Feb. 11 — In the past week, the U.S. military opened a new bombing attack on forces loyal to the . . .
- The U.S. has occupied part of Cuba for over 115 years. On Feb. 23, 1903, the U.S. coerced Cuba into signing a lease agreement ceding land in eastern Cuba for the U.S. . . .
- One of many ongoing protests against the continued use of racist symbols by big business sports teams. After decades of struggle, the hated racist symbol of Cleveland’s . . .
- Quito, Ecuador, Feb. 4 — The air was almost festive this balmy morning in Quito when Zoila Ramírez went out to vote against a seven-point referendum that would decide if . . .
- Monica Moorehead and Karina Ross, vice-president of Pace University’s BSU, Feb. 1. Edited from a talk given by Monica Moorehead, WWP secretariat member, at “A gala . . .
- The Pentagon made its largest bombing attack inside Syria since last April on Feb. 6, striking pro-Syrian government forces at the same time as an attack from Israel on . . .