The Indypendent
Michael Steven Smith
The Weather Underground As Seen Through A Child’s Eyes
The Weather Underground carried out a string of bombings in the early 1970s to protest the Vietnam War and corporate greed. Decades later, the child of two of the group’s most well-known leaders shares his story of life on the lam.
Revolutionary, Fugitive, Legend: Remembering Assata Shakur
Shakur died in Cuba last week more than four decades after her daring 1979 prison escape.
The Wall Separating Church and State is Rapidly Crumbling
Christians who don’t acknowledge Jesus’s core teachings are trying to force their hateful beliefs on the rest of us.
Op-Ed: Why I Will Not Vote for the Democratic Party’s Presidential Candidate
The center cannot hold. We need our own independent organizations.
The ICJ’s Genocide Ruling Against Israel Is Well-Deserved
There is a Fascist thread that runs throughout the history of Israel to the present day.
A tribute to the longtime New York City activist and WBAI radio show host who passed away on Christmas.
Len Weinglass Said ‘Put None’ Because Genocide Is Not a Jewish Value
It’s a lot less lonely being an anti-Zionist Jew than It was a decade ago.
The House’s “Horrors of Socialism” Resolution Spurred by the Capitalist Class’s Greatest Fear
On Feb. 3 the newly-elected House of Representatives passed a resolution denouncing “the horrors of Socialism“ and opposed “the…
A new book offers a sweeping defense of the controversial Wikileaks publisher.