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Platform Colloquium in Washington D.C. : The Expansion of NATO and Anti-Russian War

The World Anti-imperialist Platform hosted Colloquium on “The Expansion of NATO and Anti-Russian War” in Washington D.C. on July 7th.  The Colloquium got started after holding demonstrations in front of the White House. The first session was conducted from 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm. It was started with the video speech from Tatiana Desiatova, the […]

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Protest against Washington NATO Summit: Let us bring an end to imperialism with the global anti-imperialist struggle and achieve independence and peace!

On July 7, the World Anti-imperialist Platform organized a rally and joined march in Washington, D.C., against the upcoming NATO Summit on July 9th.  Platform delegates rallied in McPherson Square near the White House and marched to the White House.  The rally was started with the chant “Disband NATO!”, “Free Palestine!”.  The organizer pointed out

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Analysis of the Current Border Crisis and how it affects the 2024 Elections

By Driss El-Hassan & Che Nuñez, League of Young Communists USA, Red Patriot The current immigration crisis at the Mexican-American border has been a widespread disaster. The dehumanization and abhorrent treatment of migrants and asylum seekers have been central to the foreign policy of the Trump and Biden Administrations respectively. President Joe Biden has inherited

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Remembering Bloody Thursday: July 5, 1934 Commemorations Across California

Historical Context – 1934 Bloody Thursday—July 5, 1934—marked the turning point of the great West Coast maritime strike of 1934. The reasons for this “Big Strike” had been seething for many years. For starters, an old San Francisco longshore union had been broken in 1919. The long nonunion period that followed lasted until 1934. These

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A mural of American Indian Movement Leader Leonard Peltier adorning the side of a building.

American Indian Movement Leader, Leonard Peltier, up for Parole.

American Indian Movement Leader, Leonard Peltier is up for Parole. The United Native American Society calls for Freedom for Peltier. Parole is Freedom; Exoneration is Justice! By Provisional Committee of the United Native American Society Courtesy photo | Joanna Keane LopezThe Albuquerque Peace and Justice Center has advocated for Leonard Peltier’s release from prison for

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