This Honduras Solidarity Teach-In on January 27, 2018 in Chicago was about the most recent election fraud in Honduras, backed up by the U.S. Government, and about the history [...]
On Trump’s one year anniversary, two different protest marches took place in Chicago. One was the huge Women’s March, and the other the much smaller Answer Coalition [...]
By Berthony Dupont * (reprinted from Issue No. 69 — Jan. 19, 2018 — of the IWC Newsletter) There are actions that cannot be labelled as incidents or accidents, but rather [...]
A hearing on January 9, 2018 — organized by Chicago Public Schools — ‘debated’ the threatened closing of the National Teachers Academy grade school. The facility [...]
By Dominique Ferré [Note: The following article first appeared in Issue No. 121 — Jan. 10, 2018 — of Tribune des Travailleurs (Workers Tribune), the weekly [...]
Visual art, poetry, and music showing that the resistance does not live by bread alone. Art build for May Day and Climate marches; IVAW print show; my high school’s [...]
Columbia College Chicago’s part-time faculty union (P-fac) voted by 89% to go on a 2-day strike on November 29, 2017. There were many reasons, including low wages and [...]
Two Bus Drivers for the Chicago Transit Authority tell their stories about being assaulted by passengers, and then not getting defended by management. While the drivers [...]
A blog by Marty Hart-Landsberg (www.economicfront.wordpress.com) November 18, 2017 The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is unpopular with many [...]
750,000 People in the Streets of Barcelona on November 11 By Dominique Ferré (reprinted from Issue No. 114 of Workers Tribune — November 15, 2017 — the weekly [...]