Posts Tagged: racism
Attack on Angela Davis for supporting Palestine backfires
Jan 19, 2019
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In September 2018, the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute selected Angela Davis to get a Human Rights Award, but later rescinded the honor.
In revolutionary love, Nicholas Heyward Sr.
Jan 08, 2019
On Dec. 31, the sun set for Nicholas Heyward Sr. when this Gowanus, Brooklyn, NY, community member and long-time fighter against police brutality died...
One year on: Justice for Sahleem Tindle action puts killer BART cop on notice
Jan 07, 2019
On Jan. 3, about 150 community members gathered at the West Oakland Bay Area Rapid Transit station to protest the killing of Sahleem Ohesehee Tindle b...
Women behind bars: The punishment is the crime
Jan 03, 2019
When mass incarceration and police terror in Black and brown communities is talked about from a women’s perspective, the conversation tends to shift...
Teaching assistants’ strike stops rehabilitation of Confederate statue
Dec 19, 2018
The war continues to rage at the Chapel Hill campus over the statue of a Confederate statue known as Silent Sam.
Marcus & Millichap senior manager joins anti-homeless vigilante patrol in Long Beach
Nov 02, 2018
This morning, the senior manager of investments and one-time first vice president of Marcus & Millichap, Kevin J. King, participated in an organized v...
Long Island protesters expose racist ‘immigration forum’ that excluded immigrants
Sep 25, 2018
On Sept. 15, a “call to rally” was shared across Long Island, N.Y., liberal and progressive Facebook pages.
Navajo miners still struggle for justice and compensation
Sep 24, 2018
On July 10, 2018, Navajo Nation President Russell Begaye announced his call for Congress to extend federal compensation for Navajo Nation uranium mine...
Mass incarceration’s terrible toll on prisoners’ families
Sep 17, 2018
The cost and impact of mass incarceration on the families of prisoners is rarely quantified or even discussed.
Sign a petition to help bring Long Island racist killer to justice
Sep 15, 2018
Support community demand for justice.
National Fund Drive!
Every year all members of our Party participate in a National Fund Drive. This year, marking the 15th anniversary of the PSL’s founding, we’re opening our National Fund Drive up for our friends and supporters in the movement as well.
New Magazine!
Breaking The Chains (Vol 4, No. 1): Working to Survive, Struggling for Dignity
“Working to Survive, Struggling for Dignity” explores the relationship between work and women in capitalist society in our struggle, as socialist revolutionaries and members of the Party for Socialism and Liberation, to liberate ourselves from the oppressive mantle of capitalist society.