Militant Journalism
Reports from the frontlines of workers’ struggles, from street rallies to direct actions.
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Philadelphia museum workers strike, win first contract
Workers at the Philadelphia Museum of Art concluded a successful 17-day strike winning their tentative agreement that included all of…
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San Antonio cop arrested after firing ten times at teenager without provocation
According to Erik Cantu’s lawyer, Brian Powers, the shooting resulted in the teenager having to undergo multiple surgeries to repair…
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Socialist Ana Santoyo announces run for city council in Chicago’s 45th Ward
Santoyo is a union worker, a mother and a member of the Party for Socialism and Liberation.
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Oct. 8 National Day of Action for abortion rights brings people out around the country
Oct. 8 was identified as a National Day of Action for abortion rights by the national Women's March organization. In…
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Athens public transit workers strike to protest austerity bill
On Sept. 21 public transit workers in Athens, Greece went on strike to protest a new law that essentially privatized…
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Urban farm, not toxic harm: Minneapolis community fights back against demolition
The building, formerly known as the Roof Depot and located at East 28th Street and Longfellow Avenue, lays on top…
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Horn of Africa communities unite against U.S. sanctions
Hundreds of demonstrators from the Ethiopian, Eritrean, and Somalian diasporas gathered outside the White House to demand an end to…
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Albuquerque police say they’re ‘reformed’ yet continue to kill innocent people
Community is shocked when cops and mayor assert police have been reformed.
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Black Brooklyn under attack: the over-policing of West Indian Day celebrations
“This parade being one of the few parades that’s dedicated to Black, Indigenous, brown culture, is the parade that’s the…
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First city in Southeast Los Angeles to win rent stabilization and just cause ordinance
On August 22, the Bell Gardens City Council voted unanimously in favor of the first Rent Control and Just Cause…
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