MONTREAL — More than 1,000 people marched in a protest Sept. 27 in Longueuil, just south of Montreal, calling for “Justice for Nooran.” Nooran Rezayi, a 15-year-old boy whose family are Afghan immigrants, was shot and killed by a cop…
BIRMINGHAM, England — Hundreds of striking refuse workers, members of Unite the Union, and other trade unionists marched through the city center and rallied here Sept. 20. The demonstration marked the six-month anniversary of the start of their strike against…
“One of the Holocaust’s worst single atrocities — the murder of 33,771 Jews over two days in September 1941, the start of the ‘Holocaust by Bullets,’” said a press release issued by the Babyn Yar Holocaust Memorial Center at simultaneous…
PLAINFIELD, N.J. — Joanne Kuniansky, inset, Socialist Workers Party candidate for governor of New Jersey, spoke to some 400 people at a candidates town hall at the Shiloh Baptist Church here Sept. 25. The event was organized by the National…
MANILA, Philippines — Tens of thousands of Filipinos demonstrated here and in other cities across the archipelago Sept. 21 over the embezzlement of billions of pesos allocated for desperately needed flood control projects. Protests had been building for weeks over…
Our Power Is That of the Working People: Building Socialism in Cuba, is one of Pathfinder’s Books of the Month for October. It is a collection of historic speeches by Fidel Castro, central leader of the Cuban Revolution. The excerpt…
Clarity on the questions posed by Tyler Robinson’s killing of Trump supporter Charlie Kirk are critical for the working class. The article in last week’s Militant, “‘Woke’ left hails violent attacks to shut political opponents down” by Terry Evans, was…
October 9, 2000 NEW YORK — Demanding the arrest and prosecution of those who committed the savage beating of two Mexican workers on Long Island nine days earlier, hundreds of workers held two demonstrations in Manhattan Sept. 26. The youths…
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — “The BCGEU’s strike action increased today, with workers walking off the job at 17 additional BC Liquor Stores across the province, as well as at the Ministry of Attorney General,” the British Columbia General Employees’ Union…
