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Detained and Then Deported: US Human Rights Lawyers Barred From Entry Into Israel
This comes just days after Israeli soldiers shot and killed three Palestinian protesters and wounded hundreds more.
“Talking About History Is Way to Liberate America”: New Memorial Honors Victims of White Supremacy
The National Memorial for Peace and Justice opened last week in Montgomery, Alabama.
In Wisconsin, Latinx and Immigrants Will Shut Down a City With May Day Strike
Waukesha, Wisconsin, will experience a “Day Without Latinxs & Immigrants.”
Trump Plans to Roll Back Trans Health Care Protections
What trans people want is equal insurance coverage.
Domestic Workers and Farmworkers Join Forces to End Sexual Violence
The campaign is demanding sexual harassment protections for all workers.
Protests Force Starbucks to Ditch ADL From Leading Anti-Racism Training
The Anti-Defamation League has notorious history of racism and anti-leftist collaboration with the US state.
Why Is Charlottesville Suing Two Anti-Racist Groups Over Last Year’s Violent “Unite the Right” Rally?
Anti-fascists protected peaceful protesters from the so-called alt-right.
New Memorial Shows That Black Women Were Victims of Lynchings, Too
The stories of lynched Black women are essential to the history of domestic US terrorism.
A Firsthand Account of Israel’s Siege on a Palestinian University
Palestinian resilience is an everyday form of heroism.
Graduate Workers Strike at Columbia, 50 Years After ’68 Occupation
The strike is planned to continue through the end of classes.