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Anti-racism
This category is about racism and the struggle against it, but is not focused on border and immigrant issues – which, of course, have to do with anti-racist struggle. However, since we have categories specific to those, please look there regarding those issues, which may not be included here.
AFGJ Saturday!, Aminta Zea, Anti-racism, Cultural solidarity & struggle, James Patrick Jordan, Leo Gimenez, Madeline McClure, Uncategorized
New Music to Move and Groove the Masses – A Review of Releases from 2022
by Aminta Zea (from Lo Eterno), Leo Gimenes, Madeline McClure, and James Patrick Jordan The world is a difficult place right now, with so many anxieties and fears and threats and pandemics and coups and wars and missed opportunities as the planet plunges head strong towards eco-disaster… The crazy thing about it is that 2022…
Anti-racism, Eduardo Garcia, Human Rights in the U.S. Reports, James Patrick Jordan, Political prisoners, Prison Imperialism
TAKE ACTION: political prisoners in the United States require a political solution!
While claiming to defend freedom around the world, the U.S. has hundreds of political prisoners – and the majority are people of color By James Patrick Jordan, Eduardo Garcia, Natalia Burdyńska Schuurman (Program Coordinators) Racism is still the driving force behind U.S. political imprisonment Political imprisonment in the United States exists primarily as a tool…
#FreeAlexSaab, Anti-racism, Eduardo Garcia, Human Rights in the U.S. Reports, Human Rights School, James Patrick Jordan, Natalia Burdyńska-Schuurman, Political prisoners, Solidarity with North American liberation, Uncategorized
While claiming to defend freedom around the world, the U.S. has hundreds of political prisoners – and the majority are people of color
Racism is still the driving force behind U.S. political imprisonment By James Patrick Jordan, Eduardo Garcia, Natalia Burdyńska Schuurman (Program Coordinators) Originally published on Covert Action Magazine Political imprisonment in the United States exists primarily as a tool of racist repression. It’s aimed disproportionately at people of color as well as others engaged in anti-racist…
#FreeAlexSaab, Anti-racism, Human Rights in the U.S. Reports, Immigration, Indigenous rights & liberation (Abya Yala, Americas), Political prisoners, Prison Imperialism, Solidarity with North American liberation, Uncategorized
Political prisoners in the USA
Read “While claiming to defend freedom around the world, the U.S. has hundreds of political prisoners – and the majority are people of color,” a comprehensive analysis of political imprisonment in the United States today Introduction & methodology Below is a list of individuals currently incarcerated in the United States for actions threatening U.S. imperial…
Anti-racism, Bolivia, Indigenous rights & liberation (Abya Yala, Americas), International solidarity - not Americas, Latin America solidarity - general or not otherwise covered, Respect for Democracy, Venezuela, William Camacaro
Decolonization, Multipolarity, and the Demise of the Monroe Doctrine
indigenous, Indigenous Rights, Mapuche, Monroe Doctrine, Pink Tide, United States 17 min read William Camacaro, Caracas Frederick Mills, Washington DC * This article was originally published on COHA.org “It is no longer possible, in the case of America, to continue with the Monroe Doctrine nor with the slogan ‘America for the Americans.’” Andrés Manuel López…
Anti-racism, Camille Landry, Eco-solidarity, Human Rights in the U.S. Reports, Human Rights School, Indigenous rights & liberation (Abya Yala, Americas), Solidarity with North American liberation
It’s all connected: racism, poverty, environmental assault
We invite you to examine environmental racism and racialized assaults on the most fundamental elements of all life: air, water, and land. By Camille Landry (Program Coordinator) Environmental justice is the fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all people regardless of race, color, national origin or income with respect to the development, implementation, and enforcement…
Anti-racism, Camille Landry, Eco-solidarity, Human Rights in the U.S. Reports, Human Rights School, Indigenous rights & liberation (Abya Yala, Americas), Militarism, Solidarity with North American liberation
Our environment: enough for everyone’s need…but not everyone’s greed
“All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. Yet, when it comes to the effects of climate change, there has been nothing but chronic injustice and the corrosion of human rights.” (Mary Robinson) By Camille Landry (Program Coordinator) The most fundamental human right is the right to live. This includes the…
#FreeAlexSaab, Alba countries, Anti-racism, Anti-War, Colombia, Cuba, Cultural solidarity & struggle, End sanctions on Venezuela, Haiti, Honduras, Militarism, Nicaragua, Political prisoners, Prison Imperialism, Puerto Rico, Respect for Democracy, Solidarity with North American liberation, Trade, economics & globalization (neoliberalism), U.S. sanctions, Uncategorized, Workers' Summit of the Americas
TODAY! Workers’ Summit of the Americas 2022 (Day 2)
About The Workers’ Summit of the Americas is a workers’ conference that calls for the programmatic unity of the working class and social movements to create a permanent forum for solidarity and the linking of anti-imperialist, anti-colonial and anti-patriarchal struggles in the American continent. The Summit will be held in Tijuana, Mexico to counteract the Summit…
Anti-racism, Border, Camille Landry, Drug war, Human Rights in the U.S. Reports, Human Rights School, Immigration, Solidarity with North American liberation
The criminalization of pregnancy: a miscarriage of justice
By Camille Landry (Program Coordinator) The United States of America is a nation – the first nation-state – that was founded on principles of genocide, racism, hatred and misogyny. Despite limited actions to recognize the basic human rights of Black, Brown, Indigenous, female and LGBTQI people, this nation persists in denying fundamental human rights to…