Taking the First Step
In writing this I am taking the first step for all of us. So now I will say: stay out of our schools, stay out of our communities, and stay out of our states.
Connecticut
A Social Investigation into the Hartford Region
Beginning each outing with a briefing of goals and logistics, we set out in both directions along Park Street and the surrounding area.
Reject CPUSA’s Amistad Award
REJECT CPUSA’s 2025 “Amistad Award” for the imperialist trade unionists of Pratt and Whitney.
In Plain Sight
There are names and faces associated with this suffering, and they aren’t some distant faceless bureaucrats in Washington, protected by the many miles and layers of red tape.
Drop the Charges for the CT Student Intifada!
The fight isn’t over. Palestine isn’t free. We have more organizing to do. That means we have to protect the kids who’ve been arrested in this first round.
Yale Solidarity Encampment Advances the Struggle, Calls for Supplies and Aid
A second Yale Gaza Solidarity Encampment, which the organizers have dubbed a “liberated zone,” was erected in front of Sterling Memorial Hall at Cross Campus on April 28, 2024, in defiance of the University crackdown on Palestinian solidarity work.
Dare to Struggle CT Press Release: Rally Against Gentrification
Dare to Struggle CT invites any and all media to a rally at Central Park in New Britain CT on April 22, 2024, at 3:30pm EDT to combat gentrification of the city.
Budget Rally Exposes the Bankruptcy of Connecticut Capitalist Politics
Speakers from teachers’ unions, faith organizations, and care-workers’ unions took the podium to air their frustrations with a government that refuses to hear the cries of a suffering public.
Lamont to Connecticut Workers: You’re On Your Own
How are working people expected to “stay home when sick” when they can barely afford to put food on the table as it is?
Press Release: Wrongfully Accused and Exonerated University Employee Launches American Justice Project to Expose and Rectify Inequities in the Justice System
The American Justice Project (AJP), a newly launched nonprofit, vows to disrupt abuses of power that have stolen the lives and liberty of so many already marginalized people and people from low income backgrounds.