It’s time to bring Shaka home: “Across Enemy Lines” reviewed
Listening to the words of young people who Shaka mentors.. it’s clear there’s nothing they can do to prevent him from helping others.
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Artist finds intimacy and queerness in wrestling
“Sopa de Letras” opens at the Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery June 17.
Marxism wasn’t exported to the Caribbean, it was proven there
This essay from “Hood Communist” debunks an anti-communist trope used to discredit revolutionary Marxism.
Leon Benson’s first book reviewed in academic journal
Organizer Stephen Lane reviews Leon Benson’s first book for the journal, “Postdigital Science and Education.”
Trump’s Iran adventure: Miscalculation of the century
There are no good options for the U.S. and Israel.
Balance sheet of the Iranian Revolution
Despite its contradictions, progressives must defend the gains of the Iranian revolution from U.S. imperialism.
Roundtable discussion: Culture as a weapon
A discussion on the role of culture in the battle of ideas.
“Full circle:” AIM patrols back on Minneapolis streets as tensions rise
Supporters are pouring in from across Indian Country to protect the Minnesota community from ICE
Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery artist featured in “Axios”
“Axios” recently featured Oscar Toloza, whose work is currently on display at the Center.
Assemble and distribute free winter supplies for homeless neighbors
Mirror Indy encourages you to get involved with Hope Packages.v
Shaka A. Shakur’s unfinished fight for freedom
Shaka’s new documentary and book shows the fight isn’t over, but that doesn’t mean we can’t finish it soon.
Watch now! “Across Enemy Lines: Shaka A. Shakur”
The new Shaka Shakur film is now available to stream via The People’s Forum!