by Lorenzo Canizares 4/30/25 There is light at the end of the tunnel in Ukraine. This is from an article by Oliver Lane in yesterday’s (4/28/25) Breitbart News “Trump: Hard Working Zelensky willing to give up Crimea for Peace.” In the article Lane says “Besides Russian recalcitrance, one of the most apparent stumbling blocks to […]
by Gabe Ignetti 04/15/2025 In May 1932, jobless WWI veterans organized a group called the a march on Washington. 43,000 demonstrators including 17,000 veterans their families, and affiliated groups gathered to demand to demand compensation from the Federal Government for their sacrifices in World War 1. That march and it’s suppression by the military was […]
by Carolina Ampudia 03272025 Columbia University didn’t sell out like a sex worker—it did something far worse. As a labor organizer, former professor, and community advocate, I’ve had the privilege of knowing sex workers who are brilliant, principled, and deeply committed to justice. Their work is honest and consensual. They exchange labor for survival in […]
by Lorenzo Canizares 3/26/25 This coming Saturday (3/29/25), a massive rally is being planned in Miami at the Krome Detention Center to protest the inhumane conditions that immigration detainees are facing in the land of the free and the home of the brave. As per a 3/21/25 article by Alex DeLuca in Miami New Times, […]
by Lorenzo Canizares 3/20/2025 Encyclopaedia Britannica (EB) defines fascism as “a philosophy of government that stresses the primacy and glory of the state, unquestioning obedience to its leader, subordination of the individual will to the state’s authority, and harsh suppression of dissent. Martial virtues are celebrated, while liberal and democratic values are disparaged. Fascism arose […]
by Lorenzo Canizares 3/14/25 Sara Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants, CWA-AFL-CIO, has made the call for American workers to join forces in a general strike. Joe Maniscalco in an article posted in Portside 3/12/25 quotes Ms. Nelson, “We have very few options but to join together to organize for a General Strike.” […]
by Lorenzo Canizares 2/22/2025 Yesterday in South Florida it was a difficult day for immigrants. The Trump administration announced Haitians and Venezuelans in the United States will lose their Temporary Protection Status (TPS) and soon they will begin to be deported. The reasons given for their loss of TPS don’t have much to do with […]
by Steve Showen A variety of organizations and speakers participated in the conference, focusing on building an independent political movement that is pro-worker, pro-immigrant, anti-war, anti-genocide, pro-healthcare, and that responds to the climate emergency. Kshama Sawant and Jill Stein gave powerful speeches reflecting the character and experiences of their respective organizations, Workers Fight Back and […]
CWA Build Broadband Better We Need Reliable Internet Service and Good Jobs Target: National Telecommunications and Information Administration $42 billion in public funding for internet infrastructure buildout is hitting our streets this year, and CWA members have worked hard to make sure it will create good, union jobs. Because of that work, the National Telecommunications […]
by Lorenzo Canizares 2/17/2025 The American people are going through difficult times that many hope is just a short-lived nightmare even though I don’t know of anyone that believes most Americans will come out unscathed from this experience. Not many believe that we could survive what it appears to be so much just “crazy stuff.” […]