By S.V. Welborn. Historically, East Asia has not been known as a bastion of LGBT+ acceptance. However, those who are paying attention will be pleased to see a growing consciousness when it comes to this issue. Discrimination on the bases of sexuality is slowly withering away the world over, and Vietnam’s adoption of new LGBT+ […]
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The John Reed Center is… At the John Reed Center, we aim to follow in the footsteps of the Peace and Justice centers of the past which served as bases of operation for the struggle of workers and the oppressed. Come stop by or contact us today! John Reed Center720 Seneca StSte 106Seattle, WA 98101
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On January 10th another innocent Black man met a violent end at the hands of the Memphis Police Department. Tyre Nichols was two minutes from home when he was stopped without reason by members of the Memphis PD SCORPION Unit. He was harassed, pulled from his car, beaten, pepper sprayed & tased. The officers then
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Today, January 27, 2023, marks the 78th anniversary since the brave Soviet soldiers liberated the infamous Auschwitz death camp. The Holocaust Remembrance Day is a day for us, the United Jewish Peoples Fraternal Order, to join in solidarity with our Jewish as well as Slavic, Romani, LGBT+, Socialist, Partisan brethren as well as all the
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Today is January 27th 2023. For most people, it is just another day. For Communists, Jewish people, and all groups that were caught in the brutal Nazi genocide, today is the Holocaust Remembrance Day. January 27th was chosen for this important memorial because on this day in 1945, the brave warriors of the Soviet Red
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By S.V. Welborn. Until recently, the Constitution of Cuba explicitly defined marriage as between a man and a woman [1]. This reflects the history and culture that Cuba inherited from its pre-revolutionary stage of development. Thanks to the grass-roots organization and democratic participation of many LGBT+ groups in tandem with the Cuban working class at
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By Max Reed On October 8th, 2022 protestors and activists in DC and across the world marched for the freedom of Julian Assange, a world-famous journalist, activist, and the founder of Wikileaks. Julian Assange (a non-US citizen) is being prosecuted under the Espionage Act for publishing US war crimes and abuses of the Constitution by
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December 7th is an infamous day in American history, the surprise attack on the US by the Japanese Empire was what ultimately brought the US into the war on the side of the Allies. Before the attack, many Americans were still more than happy to maintain neutrality in order to continue to trade with both
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