Peace Activists Rally for Tax Resistance
As DOGE continues to make massive budget cuts to social services, longtime anti-war activists are taking control of where their tax dollars go — or don’t.
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Adrita Talukder
CUNY 8 Speak Out in Press Conference After Adjournment
Felony charges still loom over the eight protesters that participated in Gaza solidarity encampment at City College.
Alamo Drafthouse Workers Respond to Mass Layoffs
The layoffs come in the wake of Sony Pictures buying out Alamo las summer. Recently unionized workers are determined to get their jobs back.
Joining The Indypendent Team Taught Me What Journalism for the People Really Looks Like
What it’s like working at a news outlet that delivers the people’s voice in full — without deferring to power or claiming a faux objectivity that doesn’t exist.
Protesters Demand Justice for Jordan Neely as Daniel Penny Murder Trial Begins
‘Daniel Penny killed Jordan Neely, not in self-defense, but rather in an arrogant flex of muscles to kill a nuisance,’ said one of the speakers outside the New York Criminal Court.
The Policification of Everything
Adams pushes a Queens Cop City complex that would train personnel from 16 city departments.
The Future Taking Shape on College Campuses
In the wake of the spring student encampment movement, universities across the country have rolled out draconian student conduct policies to quell the pro-Palestine movement.
Eight of the CUNY 28 have refused deals with the DA’s office in resistance to the state’s attempts to repress the militant elements of the pro-Palestine movement.
Thousands of Protesters Mark Labor Day with Mid-Manhattan March for Palestine
From social media to college campuses, the pro-Palestine movement faces escalating repression as students return for fall classes.