A Day in the Life: Working Long Hours at the Laundromat
Click here to read “Ready for a Fresh Start: NY Laundry Workers are Fighting to Clean Up the Industry.”…
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Your Guide to The Indypendent’s NYC Election Night Radio Special
Three hours of fast-paced coverage featuring journalists, experts, and advocates as well as live interviews with voters.
Highlights From This Week’s Indypendent News Hour
The Indypendent News Hour airs Tuesdays 5-6 pm on WBAI-99.5 FM. The show features news and interviews with progressive…
Hunger Strikers Celebrate Victory as NY Announces the Nation’s First Excluded Worker Fund
Undocumened workers and their allies celebrated victory Wednesday after state leaders finalized a $2.1 billion fund to assist New…
Highlights from This Week’s Indypendent News Hour
Marcela Mitaynes, Michael Hollingsworth and Elizabeth Palley joined us on this week’s show.
Video: Looking Back at the Top Ten Moments from Bernie’s Journey
Bernie Sanders’ five-year quest for the presidency effectively ended a year ago this week when he was decisively defeated…
Video: Tenant Organizers Protest the Re-opening of Housing Court
Eviction proceedings resumed Monday at the NYC Housing Courts. Tens of thousands of New Yorkers have been unable to…
Video: Protesters Bring Tax-the-Rich Protest to Liz Krueger’s Upper East Side Home
Demonstrators from NYC-DSA and New York Communities for Change demand higher taxes on the wealthy at the doorstep of the politician who chairs the State Senate Finance Committee.
Facebook Blocks Sharing of the Indypendent’s Coverage of Hunts Point Produce Market Strike
In a troubling sign of where Facebook’s crackdown on political extremism may be headed, the social media giant recently blocked acclaimed Marxist economist Richard Wolff from sharing an article by the Indypendent about the striking workers at the Hunts Point Produce Market.
