
Not another Marcos: People Power and ongoing resistance in the Philippines
This year marks the 36th Anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution, a historical uprising of the masses who ousted the late Ferdinand Marcos’ longstanding…
This year marks the 36th Anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution, a historical uprising of the masses who ousted the late Ferdinand Marcos’ longstanding…
The OFL’s March 6th activist assembly is an opportunity for the left to build rank and file networks and take on Doug Ford’s big business agenda.
We don’t need more repressive state powers to be enshrined in legislation to fight the far-right. What we need is for the state to stop using the power it already possesses to repress land defenders and workers and to start actually putting people before profits.
Remembered as an artist and civil rights activist who had a profound impact on the history of music and the political scene of her time,…
On Wednesday, February 16, members of the University of Toronto Students’ Union, the second largest student union in Canada, made history by passing a major divestment resolution. This is another win for the global BDS movement in solidarity with Palestine.
This article was originally published at Passage. It didn’t take tens of thousands of deaths to do it. It didn’t take an uneven federal pandemic…
Doug Ford’s Conservative government has failed the people of Ontario. At every stage of the pandemic Ford has put profits before people, with dire consequences…
“It would be difficult to overstate just how angry people here are about this occupation. People are fed up, and the aura that has surrounded the occupation since it rolled into town has now been broken.”
Prisons have always been a public health crisis for communities made vulnerable by racialized policing. But now they represent a public health crisis for us all. If we are serious about ending the pandemic, we ignore the mass prisoner releases at our own peril.
Entering year three of the pandemic, case counts have exploded, admissions to hospitals are rising, ICUs are filling up and our public services are at…
Blockades, far from “undermining the rule of law and the administration of justice,” are actually about reaffirming Indigenous law and administering climate justice.
The housing crisis is clear: people are living in their relatives’ garages, or in the subway, or outdoors in parks, or on sidewalks. The solution needs to address how ruthless landlords and real estate companies, backed by unfair government housing policies, pushed them there and denied their humanity. This requires taking on the myths that fuel the housing crisis.
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