Article Listing

  • Tyre, Under Siege

    Tyre, Under Siege

    August 22, 2006

    Israeli jets hurl rockets at Tyre, the Queen City of the Sea, formerly known as Sur. She has endured against the Assyrians, the Chaldeans, the Persians, and the hated Crusaders who defiled her land. Israel forgets...

    Read more
  • Brooklyn peace marchers call for Mideast cease-fire

    Brooklyn peace marchers call for Mideast cease-fire

    August 22, 2006

    NEW YORK — On Aug. 9, dozens of Brooklynites gathered at the corner of 3rd Ave. and Flatbush Ave., in a quickly mobilized demonstration called by Brooklyn Parents for Peace (BPFP), to voice concern and outrage...

    Read more
  • U.S. vets, Koreans: End Korean War  finally

    U.S. vets, Koreans: End Korean War finally

    August 18, 2006

    Korean Americans at the Veterans for Peace convention in Seattle, Aug. 11, made an impassioned plea for solidarity with the embattled farmers of Pyeongtaek, South Korea, who are being evicted to make way for a vast...

    Read more
  • Community supports Hotel Workers Rising

    Community supports Hotel Workers Rising

    August 18, 2006

    SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Over 50 union representatives, ministers, community leaders and local elected officials met here Aug. 9 to begin organizing local support for Unite Here and its Hotel Workers Rising campaign. Half the recent increase...

    Read more
  • Poet Sanchez to be missed

    Poet Sanchez to be missed

    August 18, 2006

    SAN ANTONIO — Chicano activist and poet Trinidad Sanchez Jr. passed away at age 63 on July 30 as a consequence of two strokes suffered 12 days earlier. Sanchez was best known for his poem “Why...

    Read more