Palestinian Voices Ring Out in Bay Ridge: Freedom Within Our Lifetime, They Demand
Around 1,500 protesters took to the streets of Bay Ridge, Brooklyn on Sunday to commemorate the 74th Nakba “Catastrophe” Day.
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Housing Activists Raise a Ruckus in Albany as State Budget Talks Race to a Finish
Three busloads of activists and organizers from the Housing Justice for All coalition traveled to the state capitol to demand housing policies that benefit the many not the few.
The Robinson-Torain family was on the verge of being thrown out of its home of 70 years when eviction defenders showed up to help.
Brooklyn housing court ordered a suspension of eviction, but round-the-clock stoop monitoring will continue at the Crown Heights residence.
After 10 Months, Teamsters Still on Strike at Brooklyn Oil Terminal
Ten dollar an hour pay disparity fuels oil terminal workers battle with billionaire boss.
At Brooklyn Housing Court, the Eviction Flood Gates Open
Eviction defenders tabling outside help at-risk tenants learn their rights, use them.
Solidarity Wins in Columbia Strike Victory
Columbia’s student workers delivered an invaluable lesson — one day longer, one day stronger — that you don’t have to have to go to graduate school to understand.
New Yorkers Mark Anniversary of Jan. 6 Capitol Attack
Americans marked the first anniversary of the Trump-inspired sacking of the U.S. Capitol with vigils and rallies in dozens…
One Year Later: What the Language of the Capitol Insurrection Tells Us
The ‘excited utterances’ of Trump’s mob mirrored the mindset that has guided U.S. imperialism.
The January 6 Anniversary, Julian Assange and the Erosion of Democracy
The invasion of the Capitol one year ago was an assault on democracy. So too is the Biden administration’s continued persecution of the Wikileaks publisher who is being targeted for exposing U.S. war crimes in Iraq.