For years, it was alleged that state infiltrators had a hand in undermining the BLM movement. However, there was little irrefutable evidence—until now.
The Supreme Court has ruled against the legality of affirmative action admissions practices. But to fight racism and inequality, we must see beyond the confines of capitalism and fight for jobs and education for all.
Residential segregation is a direct legacy of the nearly century-old racist practice of redlining. Now, the communications monopolies have extended redlining to virtual real estate.
In August 1965, a social volcano erupted in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Watts. This episode of insurrectionary anger inspired similar uprisings in cities across the nation, with echoes that can still be heard today.
Protests began in Memphis on Friday, following the release of video showing the brutal police beating of 29-year-old FedEx worker Tyre Nichols. To fight police violence, fight capitalism!
157 years after the ratification of the 13th Amendment, voters in five states—Alabama, Louisiana, Oregon, Tennessee, and Vermont—will face ballot questions on the abolition of slavery in the 2022 midterms.
Two years ago this month, the murder of George Floyd sparked a nationwide uprising. In Seattle, one way this movement expressed itself was through the creation of the “Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone.”
Buffalo, NY saw scenes of horror as a white-supremacist terrorist opened fire at a supermarket, murdering ten people and injuring three more. This is an utter tragedy and an attack on the entire working class.
Ramona Africa, the only adult surviver of the brutal 1985 police bombing of the MOVE house in Philadelphia, tells her side of the story.
In this podcast episode, Antonio Balmer discusses the polarized debate over Critical Race Theory, the history of the mass struggles against racism in the US, and the fight against racism today.
One more innocent Black man has been killed by Minneapolis police—yet another reminder that this institution of racist oppression cannot be reformed.
Far-right, white supremacist wannabe cop Kyle Rittenhouse killed two people in Kenosha during a BLM protest last year. Today, he has been found not guilty on all counts.