Targeted: An NYC Congressman accused Poetica Coffee of Antisemitism — Bigotry Came to Avenge Him.
Poetica Coffee owner refused to take Representative Dan Goldman’s money. Zionists death threats have flooded his coffee shops.
The Indypendent
Lyna Bentahar
Cuba Solidarity Protesters Denounce U.S. Blockade & Invasion Plans
The movement hopes greater awareness will lead to a larger coalition.
Midwood Protest Against West Bank Land Sales Attracts Local Counterdemonstration
The land sales inside American synagogues have received less scrutiny by city officials than the protests outside of them.
Interview: State Senate Candidate Aber Kawas Touts Support for Affordability Agenda
Kawas is running as the NYC-DSA-endorsed candidate for District 12
Muslim Civil Rights Advocate Repositions Campaign for State Senate
Aber Kawas, a Palestinian American and democratic socialist, wants a more affordable Queens.
LGBTQ Community Raises Pride Flag in Defiance of the Trump Administration
The LGBTQ community united in Greenwich Village to reassert their place in American history.
Inside the Mind of a Billionaire
Why they freak out when faced with minor increases in their taxes.
ICE Protests Rage at Foley Square for Second Night After Minneapolis Shooting
“I’m fed up with it. We are fed up with it,” a Navy veteran said after two more people were shot by an ICE agent in Portland, Oregon on Thursday. “It’s already one too many.”
“Not Even a Veneer of Legality”: Demonstrators on Times Square Oppose Invasion of Venezuela
Donald Trump’s transparent intent to occupy Venezuela has both shocked and galvanized the anti-war movement in New York.
Mamdani Supporters Brace the Cold to Witness History
“The warmth of collectivism” kept supporters going to witness a historic mayoral inauguration.