Marching on Different Paths, But to a Common Destination
EDITORIAL [Also in this Issue No. 10 of The Organizer Weekly: “For Black Community Control of the Police and a Whole Lot More” — “Report on Mexico Forum: Workers [...]
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Report on Mexico Forum: “Workers Facing NAFTA 2.0”
[Note: The following article is reprinted from the August 2020 issue of Transición. The translation is by The Organizer Weekly.] On 15 July, the online forum “Workers [...]
Concerning Recent Events in Lebanon and Palestine
Salah Salah. Top: Shatila Palestinian refugee camp near Beirut [Note: Following is an article by Salah Salah, a Palestinian refugee and long-time activist living in Lebanon [...]
Their Names Were Dijon Kizzee, Deon Kay, and Daniel Prude …
Their names were Dijon Kizzee (29 years old), Deon Kay (18 years old), and Daniel Prude (41 years old). They are the latest in a long list of Black people shot by the police. [...]
Revisiting the MPP After Its “People’s Convention”
By ALAN BENJAMIN (reprinted from The Organizer Weekly No. 9 – Sept. 11, 2020) One month ago, The Organizer Weekly published an editorial with our assessment of the [...]
Republican Hawks Bolt to Biden Campaign
Editorial of The Organizer Weekly No. 9 (Sept. 11, 2020) In the last several weeks, scores of Republican Party officials have come out in support of the presidential [...]
Editorials from Workers Tribune (France)
La Tribune des Travailleurs (Workers Tribune) Issue no. 252 – 19 August 2020 – Editorial Incompetent one day, and still incompetent By Daniel Gluckstein “On Wall [...]
Call for the Binational Conference Against NAFTA 2.0, the Wall of Shame, and the Immigration Pact
For Labor Rights For All on Both Sides of the Border! October 10, 2020 — online and in Tecate, Baja California, Mexico On July 1, 2020, NAFTA 2.0 (officially known as the [...]
Police Terror in Kenosha, Wisc., and the Resistance that Emerged
[On August 30, Alan Benjamin, editorial board member of The Organizer Weekly newsletter, and Nnamdi Lumumba, co-convener of the Ujima People’s Progress Party, met via zoom [...]
Immigrant Rights and the Fight for Independent Working-Class Politics
By E.J. Esperanza (Immigrant Rights Activist) (presentation to the Immigrant Rights panel of the April 25 Expanded Organizing Committee meeting of Labor and Community for an [...]
