May 2, 2020 DARTMOUTH, MA – On the evening of May 1st, correctional officers in the Bristol County ICE detention center violentlyassaulted those detained, filling the room with pepper spray, and causing several people to faint. Bristol County sheriff brazenly … Continue reading ICE Officers Pepper-Spray, Brutalize Detainees Who Refuse to Sign Documents Testifying Cleanliness, Humane Treatment

May 2, 2020 This is a translation of an article from Engrenages Journal, published here with the permission of our comrades in the Unité Communiste Lyon. The original can be found here. Since the declaration of the quarantine in France … Continue reading Confinement and Class Justice

By C.R. May 1, 2020 In Latin America, there is a rich history of popular resistance to capitalist and colonial domination of the political economy. For nearly 3 years in the early 1970’s, the working and peasant classes of Chilean … Continue reading Lecciones de Chile: Las Tomas de Terrano

By Mary Adcock April 12, 2020 SAINT LOUIS – In the early hours of Friday, April 9, unhoused residents of the tent encampment in downtown St. Louis woke to police and parks employees shaking their tents, expecting the group to … Continue reading COVID-19: No Shelter in Place

By Hashely Molotok April 7, 2020 SAN DIEGO, CA – In the wake of the Coronavirus pandemic, San Diego Police Department is ramping up its repression of the working class and homeless community. SD county initially placed a ban on … Continue reading SDPD Ramps Up Repression During COVID-19 Pandemic

March 22, 2020 In the middle of December, 1873, the economy slipped on the ice and crashed. The resulting depression led to layoffs en masse. Not long after landlords began tossing those workers and their families into the frozen streets. … Continue reading Reflections On the Financial Crisis of 1873

By Otto K. March 12, 2020 SAINT PAUL – Earlier this week on Tuesday morning, St. Paul, Minnesota teachers and educators began the first day of their planned strike, establishing their picket lines at all St. Paul Public School (SPPS) … Continue reading Saint Paul Teachers Hit the Streets and Begin Their Strike; SPPS Already Threatening Retaliatory Layoffs

March 8, 2020 A series of workshops in Bloomington, Indiana brought comrades together to celebrate International Working Women’s Day in solidarity with working women and non-men across the world. For the People – Bloomington, the Marxist Reading Group, the Culture Work … Continue reading FTP-Bloomington celebrates IWWD

By Huey Dessalines February 2, 2020 LOS ANGELES: Black Lives Matter activists arrived at the residence of Los Angeles District Attorney Jackie Lacey early Monday morning hoping for a community meeting. Instead, they were greeted by her husband, David Lacey, … Continue reading Los Angeles District Attorney’s Husband Pulls Gun on Activists, Threatens to Shoot Them

By Joe O’Cealligh February 2, 2020 CHICAGO – Friday, February 28th, during the rush hour commute, pigs shot an unarmed man multiple times at the Grand red line station. According to reports, the man was moving between train cars when pigs … Continue reading Chicago Pigs Shoot Unarmed Man At Grand Redline Stop