Monthly Archives: July 2012 »
Anaheim Protest and March Against Police Brutality
On July 29 at noon, a protest gathered outside of the Anaheim Police Department (APD). Weekly protests against police violence have occurred there for quite some time, but this week hundreds of people from
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Richard Levins on Dialectics
Richard Levins is an activist for Puerto Rican independence, Harvard Professor and ecologist; in this video professor Levins covers a wide range of topics from climate change to evolution to sugar metabolism and workers’
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Still fighting for DJ Henry
This article originally appeared on the Socialist Worker on July 26, 2012. On October 17, 2010, 20-year-old Pace University student and football player Danroy “DJ” Henry was shot by Pleasantville police officer Aaron Hess,
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Anaheim Protests After Weekend of Police Violence
(Photos: Timcast & CrossXBones, via Ustream) On the night of Tuesday, July 24 – leading into the morning of the 25th – protesters and riot police continued to clash in Anaheim, California, after the
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Richard Seymour: The Syrian Revolt Enters a New Phase
As Bashar al-Assad flees the capital, the armed segments of the revolution appear to be inflicting blows on sections of the security apparatus and taking over major cities: the revolution is turning a corner.
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Occupy: Reform or Revolution?
We asked a few people from Occupy Boston what they thought about a longstanding debate within the Occupy movement: Should Occupy be a reform movement, attempting to change the system by working within it,
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Ted Rall: Pricelessly Boring
Cartoon courtesy of Ted Rall. To see more of Ted’s work, visit his website
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Malden/Medford Tenants Picket Alpha Management In Response to Evictions
The conflict between Malden/Medford Tenants United and Alpha Management is far from over. After purchasing four apartment complexes in those towns in late April, Allston-Brighton real estate company Alpha Management and its CEO, Anwar
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Observations on Work
“Let’s not change bosses, let’s change life.” -French graffiti, May 1968 One of the constants of election year 2012, aside from nearly identical parties, is the focus on jobs. Whether it is Obama’s latest
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