First Comes Smoke
Such are the conditions at the Red Onion prison. Suffering intolerable abuse, beaten away from legal means, and exiled for peaceful protest, men are now setting themselves on fire.
Southeast U.S.
The Chemical Leak in Georgia, An Intentional Pattern
They think they can get away with it again, because they have proven, empirically, to do so in the past. We must break that pattern and prove them wrong.
The Ongoing Catastrophe
We cannot waste any more time. Khaliifah Williams has been martyred. There will be more. We cannot let there be more.
None of Us Are Innocent to the Enemy
To die under capitalism is to have been killed by it. True justice will only be taken by us.
Austin Moving On
The newly formed Red Help ATX has published a statement on the liquidation of their Austin, Texas chapter of the CPUSA.
Fascist Court Strips Right to Protest in Reactionary South
The Fifth Circuit held that protest organizers owe a duty not to “negligently cause a third party to commit a crime that is a foreseeable consequence of negligence.”
Capital is the Mayor of Cop City
The new city council was touted to be younger and more “ideologically progressive” than previous iterations. But the vote tally in favor of doubling funding for Cop City was 11-4, with eight of the eleven being Democrats. Once again, the fascist ideology of capitalism has held firm thanks to its stabilizing left wing, the Democratic Party.
The State of Georgia Proclaims Itself an Enemy of the Working Class
The “cogs” in the machine are not “just doing their jobs” any more than the agents of Hitler were merely following orders. This is no defense.
The Vanishing Workers of Florida
U.S. capitalism is rotting. We can smell the decay on the air. We can see it in the stale and joyless advertisements, the collapse of banks bidding heavily on speculative […]
Governor’s Symbolic Veto of North Carolina Abortion Ban Merely Buys Time
In North Carolina, the veto-proof supermajority of GOP lawmakers sent their Senate Bill 20 — an outright bar on abortions after 12 weeks and a ban on medication-induced abortions after 10 weeks — to the desk of their governor, Democrat Roy Cooper.