International Updates: Cuba, Haiti and Brazil
Cuba passes new family code, Haiti opposes international intervention (again) and Lula soon to return as president of Brazil.
The Indypendent
Julia Thomas
Cuba Journey: Resisting the Blockade, 60 Years Later
In Cuba, International Workers Day is a holiday, doctors stay in the neighborhood.
Women, trans and nonbinary people are being taken off Rikers only to be moved upstate to bad conditions.
“The pandemic has re-doubled my commitment to my people,” a Havana doctor says amid shortages, protests.
Dianne Morales’ ‘Beautiful Mess’
The former non-profit CEO’s mayoral campaign excited the left with its promise to defund the police before imploding in late May amid staff allegations of a toxic workplace and union-busting.
Since Dec. 14, 2020, over 127 million people across the United States have received at least one dose of…
Crown Heights Residents Fight to Save Associated Supermarket
Protest planned for this Saturday at 1:45 pm after property owners announce April 7 eviction date.
NYC painter turns headlines into art.
In 1970, Janice Johnson, a Black single mother in Philadelphia, was facing eviction from an old apartment building condemned…
Activists Raise Lights for Liberty as Trump’s Promised ICE Raids Appear Set to Commence
Protesters in more than 900 cities across the globe gathered on Friday evening for vigils initiated by the Lights…