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“I Got My Civil Rights”: The Supreme Court’s New Attacks on the LGBTQ+ Community Show the Limits of Liberal Reformism
As the Supreme Court considers rolling back protections against LGBTQ+ discrimination, working people must continue to demand and defend those ... -
An Open Letter to Those Storming Area 51
“They Can’t Stop All of Us!” This is very true. This has been the organizing principle of the workers’ movement ... -
Democratic Primary Debate: 10 More Candidates of Capital
On the second night of the July Democratic primary debates, ten presidential hopefuls discussed their proposals for healthcare and immigration ... -
45,000 Reclaim Stonewall at NYC’s Queer Liberation March
On Sunday, June 30, 2019, forty five thousand people marched from Stonewall to Central Park in the Reclaim Pride Coalition’s ... -
Reflections During Pride Month Under Trump
Trump tweeted support for Pride month, while trans women die in detention centers. What does it mean to be LGBT ... -
A (Real) Strike to Fight for Abortion Rights
Abortion is becoming illegal again. The best way to fight against these restrictive laws is mass mobilizations and strikes—not sex ... -
John Jay Votes for 7k or Strike Resolution
John Jay College for Criminal Justice passed a $7K or Strike resolution despite opposition. -
NYC Nurses Rally Ahead of Announced April 2 Strike Date
NYSNA announced an April 2 strike date for four private hospitals in NYC. One of those hospitals, Mount Sinai, nurses ... -
The Legacy of the Confederacy at UNC-Chapel Hill and Why Student Workers are Striking Against It
TA's at UNC Chapel Hill are refusing to turn in final grades to protest a plan to re-house the confederate ...
Author: Olivia Wood
