Mass Opposition To Flock Surveillance Grows in Denver
Outrage in Denver as Mayor sidesteps council to renew controversial flock surveillance contract.
Learning From Assata: A Young Black Socialist on Duty and Discipline
Black grassroots organizer and visual artist Rachel Domond speaks on the legacy and influence of Assata Shakur.
Trump Defies Courts and Deports 250 Venezuelan Migrants to El Salvador
After defying a court order, the Trump administration has dug its heels in defense of the deportation flights.
Black Prisoners Organize for Dignity in Angola, Louisiana’s Modern-Day Plantation
Louisiana State Penitentiary is nicknamed after the former plantation site that it sits on. Those incarcerated at the prison say the practice of slavery is still alive and well.
Is Public, Quality Healthcare Possible in the United States?
Healthcare workers in the US have long been fighting for a radical transformation of the current for-profit healthcare system in order to provide quality care to all.
Abandon Harris Campaign Is Seeking ‘The Defeat of a Genocidaire’
Peoples Dispatch spoke to Dr. Hassan Abdel Salam, director of the Abandon Harris Campaign, which seeks to draw votes away from Harris in key swing states.
Working People Place Cost of Living as Top Concern in US Elections
The economy and cost of living continues to be the top issue for the people of the US, who are struggling under astronomical housing and grocery costs.
From Within the US-occupied Nation of Puerto Rico, Solidarity With Palestine Grows
The people of Puerto Rico have been taking to the streets and drawing connections between their struggle against occupation and that of Palestine.
UPS & Teamsters Reach Tentative Deal, Averting Strike
As the deal reached Tuesday goes out to union members for approval, Natalia Marques points out four things about the last-minute talks.
Two Years Since George Floyd’s Death, Has Anything Changed in the US?
The gains and setbacks in the movement for Black lives prove how racism is woven deeply into the fabric of capitalism and US society.
Massacre in Buffalo Exposes Rotten Core of White Supremacy in US
After a white supremacist shooter murdered 10 Black people in Buffalo, many have pointed to the institutionalized racism behind the attack.
Police Murder of Amir Locke in Minneapolis Sparks Outrage
U.S. police in Minneapolis ignited protests after fatally shooting Amir Locke within nine seconds of entering of home in which he was sleeping
“How Many More People Gotta Die?” Bronx Residents Ask
One of the worst fires in New York's recent history could have been prevented.