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.
The Indypendent
Protest Movements
Despite Casino Approval, Flushing’s Political Voice Flourishes
Approved last winter, the Met Park casino puts Asian Americans at greater risk of gambling addiction
NYC Puerto Ricans Call on JPMorganChase to Cut Ties with Luxury Mega-Resort Project
Protesters say the 2,000-acre Esencia development would do irreversible harm to Cabo Rojo’s ecosystem and overrun the local working class community
Brooklyn for Peace Continues Weekly Atlantic Yards Vigil amid Public Disapproval of Iran War
Longtime Brooklyn peace group gathers every Saturday at 2 pm outside the Atlantic Terminal.
Universities That Believe in Nothing
(Photo credit: Neil Constantine)
“It tore a hole through the fabric of our community,” said a faculty member at CUNY-Brooklyn College, where the police crackdown occurred.
Under Trump 2.0, Most Black Americans Have Nowhere to Run
Black history is filled with tension between whether to fight an oppressive system or to escape from it.
As Corporate Sponsorships Dwindle, Queer Liberation Marches On
The mainstream NYC Pride March and the more radical Queer Liberation March are both feeling the urgency of the moment this year.
Center for Popular Democracy Launches Campaign to Protect 14th Amendment
The campaign began with a night of poetry.