Graffiti and opportunity: What path will Haughville take?
Graffiti in Haughville is a problem which prompted the community to organize to come up with creative solutions.
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Hope Packages and the legacy of the Black Panther Party’s survival programs
How Hope Packages’ 10-Point Program builds on but differs from that of the Black Panther Party.
Coalition calls on IDOC to stop sexually harassing victim
Marion County is suing Bateman for money for a child conceived by an IDOC employee who raped him.
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.
Over 100 people take to the streets against ICE
Center organizers argue we need to bridge struggles to overcome ultra right-wing attacks.
André D. Carson: Vernon’s “strength and dedication continue to inspire all of us”
Congressman Carson writes he “is proud to have supported Vernon throughout his journey, advocating for his freedom and recognition.”
Coalitions, socialism, the academy, and the streets
Renee Smith and Jared Ball interview Sudip Bhattacharya on his essay in the latest “Hampton Institute Reader.”
Democrats expel Councilor Brown from caucus for representing voters
The Democratic Party shows it serves the war makers and billionaires, not the people.
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.