Scientists protest California ‘anti-racist’ math plan

Vol. 86/No. 1 - January 3, 2022

A national “open letter” signed by 1,470 math and science teachers and professors as of Dec. 19 protests the gutting of math education under the guise of fighting racism. The letter states, “We write to express our alarm over recent…


Los Angeles meeting marks Cuba’s solidarity with Africa

Vol. 86/No. 1 - January 3, 2022
Discussion at Los Angeles meeting on Cuba and Africa Dec. 12. “We have medical brigades in more than 10 African countries,” Alejandro García said by video from the Cuban Embassy in Washington, D.C. This shows “the Cuban Revolution’s solidarity with the peoples of Africa.”

LOS ANGELES — “We have medical brigades in more than 10 African countries, just one example of the Cuban Revolution’s solidarity with the peoples of Africa,” Alejandro García, of the Cuban Embassy in Washington, D.C., told a meeting here Dec.…


Jerry Ulman, longtime SWP supporter

Vol. 85/No. 47 - December 20, 2021

MUNCIE, Ind. — Jerry Ulman, a longtime member and supporter of the Socialist Workers Party, died here Nov. 22. Ulman was a member of the party branch in Indianapolis from 1978 to 1982. He remained a supporter of the party…


India farmers’ year of protests defeats gov’t attacks

Vol. 85/No. 46 - December 13, 2021

Farmers meeting at the Gazipur protest encampment outside India’s capital, New Delhi, Nov. 26 celebrate after their massive yearlong mobilizations were victorious, forcing Prime Minister Narendra Modi to rescind new agricultural laws that threatened their livelihoods. These laws would have…


Iran farmers protest, demand gov’t end deadly water shortage

Vol. 85/No. 45 - December 6, 2021
Protest by thousands of farmers and other working people in dry bed of Zayanderud River in central Iran Nov. 19, demanding government take steps to address worsening water shortages.

Tens of thousands of farmers and other working people filled the dried riverbed and banks of the Zayanderud River in Isfahan, in central Iran, Nov. 19, culminating over a week of protests demanding the government take steps to relieve a…


India farmers win! After year of protest, gov’t backs down

Vol. 85/No. 45 - December 6, 2021

A year of massive protests by working farmers in India has forced Prime Minister Narendra Modi to announce Nov. 19 he had decided to withdraw laws that threaten their livelihoods. The measures would have removed state-guaranteed minimums for staple grain…



Protests say: ‘End US economic war against Cuba!’

Vol. 85/No. 42 - November 15, 2021
Protests say: ‘End US economic war against Cuba!’

Over 60 people rallied in front of Miami City Hall Oct. 31, above, demanding an end to the U.S. government’s embargo against Cuba. They set out in a caravan of 50 cars to Little Haiti’s Toussaint L’Ouverture Park, receiving a…


Calls to silence UK professor hit free speech, women’s rights

Vol. 85/No. 41 - November 8, 2021
Professor Kathleen Stock has won support against demands by campus protesters University of Sussex in Brighton fire her. In name of fighting transphobia, they target free speech and her defense of women’s rights. Inset, her book, Material Girls — Why Reality Matters for Feminism.

LONDON — Professor Kathleen Stock is winning support in her fight against calls by campus protesters for the University of Sussex in Brighton to fire her. The campaign against Stock targets free speech and her defense of women’s rights. It…


Meeting celebrates political life of SWP supporter Tim Craine

Vol. 85/No. 40 - November 1, 2021
Supporters of the Socialist Workers Party organize production and distribution of Pathfinder books by party leaders and other revolutionary fighters. Above, Tim Craine staffs Pathfinder Press table at New England Booksellers Association trade show in Boston in 2004.

ALBANY, N.Y. — A meeting here celebrated the life and political contributions of Tim Craine, a supporter of the Socialist Workers Party. Craine died Sept. 25 from leukemia at age 77. Fifty people from around the region attended the Oct.…