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…job in February 1968, protesting inhuman and discriminatory treatment by the city. Their fight for dignity, safety, as well as fair wages and treatment, was a historic union and civil…
MONTREAL — In a major new attack on the right to free speech, Canada’s Liberal Party government has introduced Bill 63 — the Online Harms Act. It is sweeping legislation…
…whipped up to justify strict immigration restrictions. After Kristallnacht, the Nazi pogrom against Jews in Germany, in 1938, Aboriginal leader William Cooper led a march to the German Consulate in…
…only about 1,000 workers have received them. Chicago is a self-declared “Sanctuary City.” The city government website says, “The City will not ask about your immigration status, disclose that information…
…retreat was attended by congressional representatives, state legislators, mayors and city council officials. Sanders had mounted a strong primary challenge to Hillary Clinton for the Democrats’ 2016 presidential nomination —…
LONDON — TV personality India Willoughby asked police in Northumbria to arrest author J.K. Rowling for alleged “transphobia,” claiming that her online remarks were a “hate crime.” At stake for…
…over the top! An over-the-road truck driver who subscribed to the paper last year at a rally of Teamsters made an online contribution of $100. Don’t stop now. The end…
…were killed and hundreds sent to concentration camps. The meeting honored the Aboriginal leader and trade unionist William Cooper. His great-great-grandson, Michael McDonogh, attended. Cooper worked as a farm laborer…
…a largely destroyed city in the Donetsk province in eastern Ukraine. The city was an industrial center before the war, inhabited by 32,000 people. Today, just fewer than 1,100 civilians…
…Kharkiv.” Amid the destruction “most of the city’s transportation was damaged and disabled.” During this period, many Kharkiv residents sought to leave the city. It is Ukraine’s second largest city…
