122 years after the first anti-lynching bill was proposed, lynching is now a federal crime.
Statement by the CPUSA National Board.
A "clear and unyielding" voice in the peace movement.
These farm, peace, and labor activists drew on their progressive Finnish roots.
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The federal government and the Dakota Access Pipeline’s parent company, Energy Transfer, misled the public, used substandard science, utilized poor technology, and broke the law by not cooperating with impacted Indigenous Nations. That’s according to a new report that also criticizes the Army Corp of Engineers and the Environmental Protection...
PHILADELPHIA—Almost two years ago, Philadelphia Museum of Art (PMA) workers voted to improve their working conditions by affiliating with Local 397, part of District Council 47, which represents Philadelphia’s clerical and professional workers. The only problem? PMA management has stalled agreement on a fair contract for 20 months. On Friday,...



