Last week, six thousand Indigenous people of 176 distinct ethnicities from all regions of Brazil set up camp in the heart of Brazil's capital to insist that their existence and…
The remnants of Hurricane Ida brought a tropical deluge of unprecedented proportions to the New York City metro area on Wednesday night into Thursday. Driving the news: The flooding that…
A new article has been published by our advisory Council Member Juan Almendares: Semiotics is powerful when it is historical, expresses a reality and develops in the field of class struggle. Mining…
“There are nearly 13,500 nuclear warheads in current arsenals of nine nuclear-armed states. That the U.S. has more nuclear warheads than hospitals should be a wake-up call,” says award-winning documentary filmmaker, environmentalist, nuclear weapons…
THE DAGGER THAT TEARS THE MOTHER EARTH AND WOUNDS THE FREE SOUL OF THE PEOPLE An invitation to build hope and community spirit and not fragment or sell our territory…
A high school in Litchfield, Connecticut, is working to remove all paintings of Native Americans from its building. State law requires every school district to remove this imagery and change…
Apple said Tuesday it is pledging another $30 million as part of its Racial Justice and Equity Initiative. The latest announcement builds on the company’s initial commitment of $100 million toward its REJI…
In selecting the fall date for the Boston Marathon, the Boston Athletic Association (B.A.A.) in no way wanted to take away from Indigenous Peoples’ Day or celebrations for the Indigenous…
North Carolina Senate Republicans on Thursday passed a bill to limit how teachers can discuss certain racial concepts inside the classroom RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina Senate Republicans on…
ATLANTA – Volkan Topalli stopped at Home Depot in this city’s tony Buckhead district just to pick up two bags of potting soil. But when the 55-year-old Georgia State University…