Categories of The Worker and Red Patriot articles
Originally published on the People’s Housing Council’s new website: https://peopleshousingcouncil.org/ Finding affordable housing has been a problem in the United States for years. Because of this, the number of homeless has greatly increased to where it has become a national problem. The for-profit housing system is the root cause of this homelessness epidemic. As ownership […]
Introducing the People’s Housing Council! Read More »
“The Unquiet Death of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg” details the events surrounding the trial and execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg on June 19, 1953. It includes interviews, filmed decades later, from several individuals who were involved in the case. These interviews detail the numerous flaws in the Rosenberg case, which was in reality nothing
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Originally published by the American Peace Information Center – https://apic.us.org/ The World Peace Council (WPC) was founded right after the end of the Second World War in 1949, on the ashes of European fascism after the liberation from Nazism by peace loving forces. Founded on the principles of “No more War – No More Fascism”,
APIC Congratulates the World Peace Council – On 75 Years of Struggle Read More »
Originally published by the International Federation of Resistance Fighters – https://fir.at/en/ We commemorate the liberation of the French capital by the forces of the French Resistance and French units as part of the Allied forces on August 25, 1944. Following the landing of Anglo-American troops in Normandy in June 1944, the French Resistance stepped up
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Harry Bridges was an Australian who moved to the US and became one of the most prolific trade unionists in US history. He along with the Communist Party led the Great San Francisco General Strike. In this class, the PSMLS joins with the Harry Bridges School of Labor to explore more of his life in
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“They robbed me of my sight, but not my vision.” With these words in 1961 Henry Winston challenged the blindness caused by deliberate neglect of his health while imprisoned as a Communist leader under the Smith Act frameup. Born in Mississippi in 1911, grandson of a slave, he was National Chairman of the Communist Party,
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photo: Philip Bonosky with Ho Chi Minh After he had an article published in Collier’s magazine, Philip Bonosky returned to Duquesne, Pennsylvania, the steel town where he had grown up. A fellow worker had shown his father the article, and few working class people in the town had ever had anything published. In a recent
A Profile of Philip Bonosky, Proletarian Novelist Read More »
Originally published on Labor Today – https://labortoday.luel.us/en/ Tuesday, August 20th, 2024, United Auto Workers (UAW) President Shawn Fain gave a speech at the Democratic National Convention (DNC) endorsing Kamala Harris and Tim Walz. Fain would go on to talk about how Harris is “one of us”, a “fighter for the working class”, and how both
UAW President Shawn Fain’s DNC Speech Shows Labor Leadership Still Beholden to Democrats Read More »
Originally published by the International Federation of Resistance Fighters – https://fir.at/en/ Since its foundation, FIR has advocated the goal of “Never again war”. As a civil society actor, we focus in particular on the situation of the civilian population in all military conflicts. This is why we are commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Geneva
75 years of the Geneva Convention as “International Humanitarian Law” Read More »
