Racist Violence Against Migrants in Tunisia Reflects Europe’s Colonial Legacy

The Tunisian president is using sub-Saharan migrants as scapegoats for the economic crisis and food shortages caused by imperialism, sparking a wave of racist violence and xenophobic policies.

Canadian Dock Workers Set to Return to Picket Lines and Facing State Repression

Port workers in British Columbia, Canada, have been on strike for over two weeks. This strike parallels many struggles of the working class in the U.S., and it offers useful lessons for fighting back against worsening conditions.

The University of Michigan Exploits Graduate Workers, Refuses to Pay a Living Wage

Graduate student workers at the University of Michigan are fighting exploitation by university administrators, and trying to win a living wage.

Mississippi Investigating If Cop Shooting 11-year-old Crime Victim Was OK

On May 20 in Indianola, Mississippi, a cop shot Aderrien Murry, an 11-year-old Black boy who had called 911 for his mother when she felt in danger of domestic violence. The state is shielding this crime.

Organizing for Better Wages Across Sectors at Swarthmore College

Left Voice interviewed members of Solidarity at Swat, a group which has been organizing for higher wages at Swarthmore College. The campaign exposes the real values of the administration at a college that claims to be progressive.

UFT Contract Would Expand Virtual Learning and Open the Door to School Privatization

A pilot virtual learning program is part of New York City’s new tentative contract agreement with the city’s teachers union. It’s not the win it’s cracked up to be.

“We Must Strike”: A Message from Greg Kerwood, a Rank-and-File UPS Worker Activist

With a little over a month left in what could be the most significant labor battle in decades, UPS workers across the country are preparing to strike. Here, we republish a message shared by a militant worker on the necessity of a strike.

New York City Teachers: Vote No and Fight for More

The leadership of the United Federation of Teachers is pushing for quick approval of a tentative agreement. A member of MORE-UFT calls for a NO vote and explains how to get strike-ready and fight for more.

A Neurodivergent Case for Abolitionism

An autistic member of Denver Communists explains why neurodivergent liberation is bound up with the fight to abolish the police and build a socialist system.