Coming Full Circle: Retired Labor Organizers Advise a New Generation of Unionizing Workers
Retired labor organizers and a new generation of unionizing workers collaborate at an organizing hub.
The Indypendent
New York City
Who Killed Malcolm X? New Lawsuit Points to Untapped Sources of Information
Muhammad Aziz was falsely convicted in Malcolm X’s 1965 murder and exonerated in 2021. His $40 million lawsuit names 19 FBI officials involved in the incident, investigation and cover-up, including former FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover.
‘These Are Our Streets:’ Finding Home in Bay Ridge’s Little Palestine
For Palestinians who can’t return to their homeland, Little Palestine in Bay Ridge is the next best thing.
Op-ed: The City Council Must Reject Mayor Adams’ Rogue Budget Cuts
The Mayor’s proposed mid-year budget cuts will devastate essential city services. Will the City Council fight back?
From NYC to Palestine: Grassroots Movements Speak Out on Israel-Gaza War
Grassroots orgs that fight police brutality, landlord evictions, school budget cuts and more are embracing the Palestinian struggle as their own.
Building Solidarity Among Astoria Tenants
A budding tenants union in Astoria hopes to organize across buildings.
Christmas is Cancelled in Bethlehem
Pro-Palestine protesters at the annual Rockefeller tree lighting echoed calls from Palestinian Christians to not celebrate Christmas this year.
Morningside Heights Rallies Outside Columbia for Affordable Housing
Neighborhood group urges the university to earmark 30% of units at a new tower at 600 W. 125th Street for low- and middle-income neighborhood residents.
Palestine Protests Footage from Over the Weekend
Protests for a ceasefire and a free Palestine continue as does the obliteration of Gaza.
Checkmate! Board Game Cafe Workers at Hex Flex and Win Union Recognition Vote
Yet another new union in NYC!