Racism and Self-Determination

Jackson, Miss., conference promotes people’s cooperatives

  Jackson, Miss. -- Once home to some of the most violent racists in the U.S., Jackson, Miss., is now…

May 24, 2014

Rev. Edward Pinkney criminalized again, under house arrest in Benton Harbor, Mich.

After winning national support in 2007-09 during efforts to fight charges of alleged election irregularities, the Rev. Edward Pinkney has…

May 20, 2014

Hundreds in Philly rally to rehire Monteiro

Hundreds of students and community activists gathered at Temple University in Philadelphia on May 8 for a rousing rally calling…

May 18, 2014

Rakiba Brown, ¡Presente!

The life of revolutionary activist Rakiba Brown was remembered at a memorial celebration May 3 at Central United Methodist Church…

May 10, 2014

Honor Alan Blueford: No war on Black, Brown youth

On the second anniversary of the killing of young Alan Blueford by Oakland Police Department Officer Miguel Masso, several hundred…

May 8, 2014

Fallout from Donald Sterling’s racism

By Sekou Parker & John Parker Los Angeles What happens when you ignore racism? Does it go away and die…

May 8, 2014

Mumia’s 60th birthday re-energizes the struggle to free him

Philadelphia — Three days of events organized to accelerate the struggle to bring political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal home kicked off…

May 6, 2014

‘Central Park Five’ rally at City Hall: A tale of two de Blasios

New York — On April 17, the December 12th Movement held a large, diverse rally at City Hall here to bring attention…

May 6, 2014

Young Black woman brutalized by BART police and jail cops

Oakland, Calif. -- The Bay Area Rapid Transit police have achieved notoriety once again, this time with the brutalization of…

May 5, 2014

The Hurricane: Rubin Carter

From an April 23 audio column posted on prisonradio.org.  Hurricane Carter died from prostate cancer on April 20 at age…

May 3, 2014