South Brooklyn, Staten Island Activists Take Aim at NYC’s MAGA Congresswoman
Nicole Malliotakis’s embrace of the far right during her first term in Congress spurs disenchanted constituents to band together to work for her defeat.
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Tenant Associations Are Forming Rapidly in Brooklyn
Brooklyn Eviction Defense has helped start more than 20 militant tenant associations since March.
Sri Lankan People’s Movement Makes a Splash, But Now What?
In July, Sri Lankan protesters savored the luxuries of the presidential palace after ousting their nation’s leader. Now the hardest part begins.
Red State Report: In Post-Roe Idaho, Pro-Choicers Make a Stand Against Dystopia
As calls for increasingly extreme anti-abortion laws grow in Idaho so too does the resistance.
Green Tide Rising in Latin America
U.S. has much to learn from new feminist movements that spurred Argentina, Colombia and Mexico to dump traditional abortion laws.
Dr. Mac performed abortions in the South for 12 years before returning to public health in New York City.
Labor Organizers Fight Union Busting, Hold Spirited Rally in Front of Astoria Starbucks
The surging young labor movement hit the streets, showing power in numbers at a rally on July 22.
Defend Our Clinics! Photo Story
A Planned Parenthood clinic in Lower Manhattan has become a magnet for anti-choice activists who don’t want to stop with Roe’s repeal.
The Labor Notes Conference Seeks to Further Galvanize Workers in a Time of Great Urgency
Largest-ever conference of union activists plans for a labor movement transformation.
Democracy in Action at the UAW: Rank-and-File Slate Takes on the Old Guard in Local 2110 Elections
As groups of rank-and file workers across the nation wrestle for more power in their unions, a new slate takes on the fight locally in UAW 2110 elections May 27–June 22.