The dark, McCarthyist history of deporting activists
Donald Trump is using decades-old laws to expel critics and opponents.
Curated Articles
Marcus Garvey, Mao Tse-Tung, and Gandhi: Afro-Indo-Chinese solidarity
Notes on Black-Asian Solidarity in times of Cold War politics and neoliberal fragmentation.
U.S.-led imperialism responsible for turmoil in the Democratic Republic of Congo
The struggle for African sovereignty is a struggle against the global capitalist system.
IPS is confronting a legislative session that could remake it – or break it
Despite the claims of pro-charter politicians, a series of proposals are intended to destroy the district.
How an Indy woman has been helping feed the hungry
Mirror Indy interviews the founder of Community Food Box Project about her vital efforts to combat food apartheid in our community.
Prison activists demand “Shut down Red Onion!”
The movement to shut down Red Onion and all Super-Max prisons grows.
Coup or “Pan-African Revolution” in progress?
Niger expelling U.S. military forces is the latest in an ongoing anti-colonial uprisings in the Alliance of Sahel States.
The Palestinian Prisoners’ Movement: The struggle behind bars
Even after intensified violence and mass arrests by the IOF, the Palestinian Prisoners’ Movement remains a powerful symbol of resistance against the occupation.
Chinese “colonialism” in Africa?
Among other pressing issues, Kambale Musavuli addresses the long standing myths of “debt trap diplomacy” and “Chinese colonialism.”