Black Lives Matter
Under capitalism Black lives are adrift and vulnerable
August 28, 2020It’s true. Too often, in too many circumstances, for too long, the lives of Black people in the United States don’t matter.
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Pro athletes stage historic strike for Black lives
August 27, 2020The actions drown out the white noise of ignorance, apathy, and prejudice.
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‘We Charge Genocide’ petition’s call for justice still echoes seven decades later
August 26, 2020The We Charge Genocide petition indicted the anti-Black crimes and violence of U.S. capitalism. The Claudia Jones School for Political Education and the Paul Robeson House are keeping its memory alive.
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Surviving at the crossroads of economic and racial intersectionality: Monique
August 25, 2020Struggling to live—on the job, in the neighborhood, and at city hall: The life of a worker in the Fight for $15 and a Union.
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First Black woman presidential candidate: The Communist Party’s Charlene Mitchell
August 19, 2020Mitchell made history when she was nominated as the CPUSA candidate for president in July 1968.
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