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What will become of South Bronx Rep. José Serrano’s legacy?
February 26, 2020As the progressive veteran retires, the danger of evangelical Rev. Rubén Díaz, Sr., taking the seat is increasing.
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AT&T job cuts loom over bargaining with Communications Workers
February 19, 2020Since the GOP's tax cuts for corporations passed, AT&T has fired 37,800 workers.
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Los Angeles women on the march: Turn this country around
January 21, 2020LOS ANGELES—Back in 2017, on the day after Donald Trump’s inauguration, over half a million women and allies marched in Los Angeles. It was the largest demonstration ever in the city. Collectively around the country, as well as abroad, it was the largest demonstration ever in the United States, with approximately one out of every hundred Americans taking to the streets. Each year the Women’s March has demonstrated again, although...
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Ten poetry books that illuminate a decade’s struggles
January 15, 2020Every movement for social change—in fact, every socialist revolution—has had its poetry that illuminates, inspires and helps unify our struggles.
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Evalúan declarar a Puerto Rico zona de desastre tras terremotos
January 11, 2020En tanto, el silencio público de Trump persiste a pesar de que a menudo comenta públicamente sobre los desastres naturales en Estados Unidos y en el extranjero.
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Yale-Harvard football game protesters demand divestment from fossil fuels
December 04, 2019Activists also targeted the universities' investments in Puerto Rican debt bondage.
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Democratic presidential candidates talked climate crisis — and it was great
October 07, 2019The greatest threat to life on earth finally got the attention it deserved on Sept. 4 as CNN devoted seven whole hours to interviewing presidential candidates for its Climate Crisis Town Hall.
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Unions to Supreme Court: Ban all employers' discrimination against LGBTQ people
October 07, 2019The nation’s largest unions and the nation’s largest labor federation are backing a ban on employer discrimination against lesbian-gay-bisexual-transgender people.
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Baltimore crowd celebrates 100 years of the Communist Party USA
September 17, 2019A multi-racial crowd from the mid-Atlantic region celebrated the founding of the CPUSA a century ago, filling a church here with singing, poetry, and calls for the ouster of Trump.
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John Leguizamo’s ‘Latin History for Morons’ a comedic cry from the heart
September 12, 2019This one-man graphic novel/comic book physical/intellectual play puts “touché” on the expression “tour de force” (hey, French is a Latin language too).
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