The “Terrorist” Label And The Criminalization of Revolutionary Black Movements in The USA
Former Black Liberation Army field secretary and 19 year political prisoner Dhoruba Bin-Wahad on the limitations of claims of 'innocence' for political prisoners.
Libertarian Workers Group Leaflets (Part 2)
Additional 1980s leaflets issued by the New York/New Jersey Libertarian Workers Group (LWG)
Socialist Labor Party pamphlets
Pamphlets of the Socialist Labor Party adapted from
https://library.syr.edu/digital/guides/s/soc_labor.htm with referencing coming soon
#marchforourlives: From liberal discourse to class analysis
Submitted by Chilli Sauce on Apr 9 2018 18:53
How can a class perspective help to shed light on the ongoing debate over gun control?
Not Guilty! Nine amazing legal defences and unlikely verdicts from history
Submitted by R Totale on Apr 8 2018 15:11
A review of nine amazing legal defences and unlikely acquittals from history:
Call for solidarity actions around the 25th anniversary of the Lucasville uprising
Submitted by R Totale on Apr 7 2018 11:17
As the 25th anniversary of the Lucasville prison uprising approaches, organisers have put out a call for solidarity with the survivors of the uprising, some of whom remain on death row.
SeaSol stops landlord evicting family for having a baby
Submitted by R Totale on Apr 5 2018 21:07
In March 2018, SeaSol [the Seattle Solidarity Network] helped a family defeat an attempt by their landlords to evict them for having a second child. The property management company had established a clear pattern of targeting the family, and had denied a request to move to a larger unit only days before on false claims of damage to their unit
Oklahoma and Kentucky: Tens of Thousands On Strike
Submitted by R Totale on Apr 3 2018 20:29
Today, tens of thousands of teachers and school staff, joined by supporting community members, parents, and students, walked off their jobs across Oklahoma and Kentucky, inspired by the historic West Virginia teacher’s strike, which saw masses of teachers across the state defy union bosses and government officials. This report first appeared on It's Going Down.
SeaSol Scores Quick Win Against Thieving Temp Agency
Submitted by Mike Harman on Apr 2 2018 20:57
Early February 2018, SeaSol helped Karim defeat a wage theft attempt by temp agency LGC Hospitality. Despite initial resistance and cop-calling intimidation tactics, LGC Hospitality agreed to pay his wages and tips of $1600 within 24 hours after SeaSol and Karim delivered a demand letter at LGC’s office in Renton. The temp agency had refused to pay Karim for months, blaming him for their loss of timesheets and tip records.
- 1 of 239
- ››
