'Communists should have largeness of mind and should be staunch and active, looking upon the interests of the revolution as their very life and subordinating their personal interests to those of the revolution; always and everywhere they should adhere to principle and wage a tireless struggle against all incorrect ideas and actions, so as to consolidate the collective life of the Party and strengthen the ties between the Party and the masses; they should be more concerned about the Party and the masses than about any private person, and more concerned about others than about themselves. Only thus can they be considered Communists.' Mao Zedong
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En Puerto Rico, hay varios sindicatos valientes y combativos que no están aliados a sindicatos estadounidenses que muchas veces vienen aquí solo para ampliar su matrícula e imponer sus intereses a los nuestros a expensas de las exigencias locales. Uno de éstos, el que ha sido más militante y fuerte, ha sido la UTIER. La Unión de las y los Trabajadores de la Industria Eléctrica y Riego de Puerto Rico.
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By John Parker
The Community Self-Defense Coalition (CSDC)'s central mission is to inform the public of their rights during ICE raids, conduct community patrols, and disrupt deportation operations through rapid response.
In the face of such violence, the right to self-defense becomes not just moral but essential. The Black Panther Party for Self-Defense, inspired by Malcolm X and rooted in the struggles of oppressed peoples worldwide, offers a historic model.
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By Michael Arria
“The only argument that they have for deporting Mahmoud Khalil is that he engaged in ‘thoughtcrime’,” tweeted journalist Hannah Gais.
Mahmoud Khalil was arrested by ICE agents outside his home in New York on March 8, after the State Department revoked his student visa and green card. He has spent the past month in an immigration detention center in Louisiana.
A federal judge blocked Trump’s deportation order and the case has been proceeding in a New Jersey court.
Khalil’s arrest kicked off a wave of repression against students, many of them connected to the Gaza solidarity protests of last spring. Some self-deported to avoid arrest, while others face court proceedings. Last month Rubio estimated that he revoked at least 300 visas.
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"Follow Lenin's Path. USSR, January 21, 1924."
Soviet porcelain propaganda plate
Via LadyIzdihar
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"Workers! All to help the victims of the fascist terror!"
Soviet Ukrainian poster, 1935
Via Soviet Pictures
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By Colby Bird
On May 15, 1911, Baltimore became the first city in the United States to codify urban racial segregation into law. This policy, enacted by Baltimore Mayor J. Barry Mahool, enforced segregation in Baltimore block by block according to racial lines.
Although this act was deemed unconstitutional, the practice continued with full support from the dominating white population and all levels of government. During the 1920s, the city government entrenched and expanded this practice by standing up the Committee on Segregation and appointing the city solicitor as its chair.
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By Gary Wilson
Panama’s opposition parties accused the U.S. of launching a “camouflaged invasion” amid escalating tensions over the U.S. military presence in the country. Following U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s recent visit, President Donald Trump confirmed troop deployments, stating, “We’ve moved a lot of troops to Panama.”
Opposition leader Ricardo Lombana condemned the U.S. actions as an invasion “without firing a shot.”
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By Sharon Black
Of course, Donald Trump, his MAGA supporters, and most of the billionaires and bankers, even if it’s behind closed doors, actually believe the most vehemently racist things about Black and Brown people. And this includes their personal views of immigrants.
However, the deeper reason, and the reason that none of their ultra-rich so-called elite colleagues object, is that it is profitable for their bottom line. The game is to distract, shift the blame, and scapegoat groups with the least power.
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"I don't see any god up here. But from here the earth is beautiful, without borders or divisions."
First words spoken by a human in space. Comrade Yuri Gagarin, Soviet cosmonaut, April 12, 1961.
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By Erin Reed
This report will mark another escalation in the dismantling of science within the Department of Health and Human Services under Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a man whose war on vaccines and water fluoridation has already reopened the door to once-eradicated diseases.
When the report drops, it won’t be a scientific review—it will be a political weapon. Researchers, physicians, and advocates must be ready not only to debunk the coming wave of disinformation, but to meet it with unrelenting truth. The future of transgender healthcare in the United States may depend on it.
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By Sharon Black
You might be struggling with the cost of a dozen eggs, but the big egg producers are celebrating record profits! In just one year, egg prices have gone up approximately 59%, pushing what was once considered a dietary staple out of reach for many workers.
The blame has been placed on the bird flu, which has killed flocks of chickens, undoubtedly reducing production. But another flu that has knocked prices up is called “predatory capitalist profiteering flu.”
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Los Angeles: May Day Rally
Thursday, May 1 - 4:30 p.m.
MacArthur Park
The people know who has been on the streets, day and night, organizing and fighting to defend our people. If you want to march with us this May 1st, we'll see you there!. 4:30PM at MacArthur Park.
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"Despair is typical of those who do not understand the causes of evil, see no way out, and are incapable of struggle."
-Vladimir Lenin
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50501 rallies vs. Trump, but not Democrats or imperialism
By John Parker
The enthusiastic participation of the Democratic Party in these events raises important questions. While it’s true that Trump-era policies incited widespread anger, the Democratic Party itself has long-standing contradictions that complicate its role in any genuine anti-war or anti-imperialist movement. These contradictions were apparent on April 5 in Los Angeles.
#50501#hands off protest#Los Angeles#Democrats#imperialism#GazaGenocide#FreePalestine#Ukraine#StopNATO#John Parker#Struggle La Lucha
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Chino, Calif: Fight Back Against Attacks on Trans Youth
Thursday, April 17 - 5:00 p.m.
13461 Ramona Ave, Chino, CA 91710
Just two weeks ago, Sonja Shaw, the Chino Valley School Board President, publicly ripped up a cease and desist letter written from a concerned parent of a transgender child and student. This is one of several hostile instances in where Sonja Shaw has made it clear, she will continue to harm trans youth as long as she remains on the Chino Valley School Board.
Trans children have been targeted in Shaw’s anti-trans and discriminatory policies. She claims to be “protecting” children but she is willingly harming them in the process.
This is our time to stand together against bullies and bigots like Sonja Shaw that are targeting all of us when they target our younger generations. Trans kids deserve safety, visibility and protection from hostile adults like Sonja Shaw. Fighting for trans youth is a fight for all of us.
We will be standing in soldarity with our trans youth this April 17th at 5:00pm at the CVUSD board meeting.
Please join us and show these bullies that we do not stand for harmful policies that target our trans communities. We must stand strong and together against hateful groups that aim to oppress our lgbtq+, trans, immigrant and black and brown communities.
We are Queer and Forever here.
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Sick from Genocide? A Pop Up Clinic prescribed by Doctors Against Genocide and Health Care Workers for Palestine to help “end this genocide and alleviate the stress the horrors of genocide have put on our community,” exercised its right April 4 to speak out about the harm in Gaza and Palestine and its repression reverberating across the streets and campuses of the U.S.
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Brooklyn, NYC: Palestinian Political Prisoners Day
Saturday, April 12 - 3:00 p.m.
Sunset Park, Brooklyn Entrance on 44th St & 6th Ave
As the Zionist entity continues to escalate the genocide & starvation in Gaza & the annexation of the West Bank, it now holds over 10,000 Palestinians in torture facilities.
Here in the imperial core, the repression campaign against the movement for Palestinian liberation has drastically expanded.
It is critical now more than ever to fight for our prisoners, as the Zionist entity and their imperialist backers in the US perpetuate their crimes of illegal kidnapping and administrative detention. The US government, like the Zionist entity, is targeting movement leaders, from campus organizer Mahmoud Khalil to Alfredo “Lelo” Juarez Zeferino, a well-know organizer of farmworkers in Washington State. These targeted arrests, along with the current indiscriminate kidnapping of Black and brown immigrants by ICE, are being justified in the name of “national security.”
How many more have to be killed from torturous conditions in prison, like 17 year-old Walid Khalid Abdullah Ahmad in Megiddo Prison? At New York City’s Rikers Island jails, four incarcerated people have been killed in the past month alone.
Our struggles have always be linked and we will uphold this legacy. At the time of Black political prisoner George Jackson's assassination, a poem by Palestinian poet Samih al-Qasim was found pinned up on his cell, which reads: “I shall not compromise/ And to the last pulse in my veins/ I shall resist.”
From the HLF5 to Mahmoud Khalil to Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, our prisoners represent the beating heart of our movement. Free our prisoners, free them all!
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