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Empty words. Broken promises. The system cannot be reformed because it is working as intended. The only way out of this Hell is revolution!
Ruling class turns to “pre-crime” repression as crises deepen
Shady pro-cop petition campaign by “Safer Portland” sparks rage, distrust within community
Colorado beef processing plant assaults workers in Fort Morgan
The Pullman Strike of 1894: A lesson on limits of unionism in class struggle
Illinois data center fight reveals fault lines in labor movement
Review: “Chain of Ideas: The Origins of Our Authoritarian Age” by Ibram X. Kendi
Michael Parenti Interview: On Culture, Karl Marx, and America’s ‘Founding Fathers’
Today, July 4, 2026
1776 and All That: Marxism and American Bourgeois Revolution
We denounce armed attacks against militants of Popular Revolutionary Front in Oaxaca.
Prairieland defendant sentenced to 100 years: “I never want to see anyone get hurt”
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A photo from the 1971 Attica prison uprising with a headline that reads, "This Juneteenth, the revolution continues!"
Albanian People In Revolt: A struggle for dignity against plunder
Mexico: Teachers, Workers, and People’s Movement strengthen unity in face of fascist repression
Google workers vote to unionize in protest of classified Pentagon contracts
Transgender woman faces felonies for self defense against fascist attacker
Arsenal of indifference necessitates street medics to stop bleeds, political struggle to disarm oppressors
Bourgeois media silence on homicides of transgender people is symptom of broader strategy of elimination
Supreme Court blocks ban on mail-order abortion drug, future of bodily autonomy still unclear
Identification of Kansas neo-Nazi “Active Club” leader sheds disturbing light on fascist terrorism ahead of Pride Month
ICE prisoners in California, New Jersey on hunger strike amid abusive conditions
Union presidents betray workers, attend Blackrock-hosted A.I. summit.
Revolutionary Government of Cuba condemns in the strongest terms the despicable accusation by the U.S.
U.S. child labor violations on the rise as lawmakers roll back reforms.
NLG (National Lawyers Guild) Disability Justice Committee Statement on Proposed Changes to SSI and Attacks on Collective Care.
Under guise of “protecting children,” Christian nationalists weaponize gender, exploit division to serve bourgeois interests.
NATO: A record of a "peace-keeping" force.
Protesters' signs read: "US bombs kill babies," and "75,000 violent deaths; 42,000 women, children, and elderly; how many more must die?"
A group of demonstrators rally against the death penalty outside the U.S. Supreme Court building in Washington Oct. 13, 2021, where justices were hearing arguments in the federal government’s bid to reinstate Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s death sentence. In a 6-3 decision, the court did reinstate the sentence.
Demonstrators protest against the United States joining with Israel in attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities, in New York City, NY. June 22, 2025. (Reuters)
Oceti Sakowin (the Great Sioux Nation) activists celebrate their victory in Rapid City, SD.
A painting of Stalin standing at a desk, holding a copy of The Red Phoenix newspaper.
A poster in support of Brazilian revolutionary and organizer Thiago Ávila. In the background, an enlarged image of Thiago is featured with him smiling and wearing a keffiyeh with his fist raised. Behind him are the Palestinian and Brazilian flags. At the top of the poster it reads "Free Thiago!". The foreground features Thiago, Greta Thunberg and other members of a previous humanitarian mission to the Gaza strip. Near the bottom of the image, it reads "Demand the immediate release of Brazilian comrade Thiago Ávila from Israeli fascist captivity!"
Across worlds and centuries, First, the Earth, and then, the stars. . . The future belongs to the working class! International Workers' Day 2026
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The poet and Red Army officer Yevgeniy Dolmatovsky holds the head of a Hitler statue during the liberation of Berlin, May 2, 1945.
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A poster honoring the late great V.I. Lenin. At the top of the graphic, his first name, "Vladimir", his patronymic, "Ilyich" meaning "Son of Ilya", and most famous pseudonym, "Lenin", are listed with his birth date and death date below them. Throughout the poster, several images of Lenin are included in black in white with the state emblem of the USSR in the background of all the featured images. Near the very bottom of the graphic, the famous Soviet-era phrase "Lenin lives, Lenin lived. . .Lenin will always live!" is featured. At the bottom of the graphic, a quote from Maxim Gorky about Lenin reads as follows: "Vladimir Lenin is dead. But the inheritors of his thought and will are alive. They live and carry on a work which is more victorious than any other in the history of mankind." The bottom-right of the poster features the logo of the APL, the Grain and Gear with "American Party of Labor" beside it.
A poster featuring an artistic depiction of the Earth in the center. Above and below the graphic of the planet are the following: "A system which requires infinite growth, on a planet with finite resources, is dangerous and illogical. For the future of Earth, and all of humankind, we must build a system that produces for our needs, not profits. The time to act is now." Near the very bottom of the poster is a red banner with the words "Socialism, or Extinction!" in the center of the banner in bold white text. At the bottom right of the image is the URL for the APL Website, "AmericanPartyOfLabor.Com/Join"
A poster honoring the martyred German Communist Ernst Thälmann. At the top of the graphic, his full name is featured followed by his birthdate and deathdate underneath. Throughout the poster, several images of Thälmann are included in black and white. At the bottom of the graphic, the corresponding Thälmann quote is featured: "Workers on one sixth of the world's surface have proven they can live without capitalists. Capitalists have never proven they can live without workers."
A poster featuring an edited image of former Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán in the foreground. On the poster, Orbán is depicted inverted, as if dangling, from the top of the graphic with his eyes crossed out with hand-drawn red "Xs". In the background, the famous photograph of Benito Mussolini, Mussolini's mistress, Clara Petacci and other Italian fascists corpses hung from at a service station in Piazzale Loreto in Milan in 1945. The text at the top and bottom of the graphic reads ""Are fascists third position?"; Yeah, upside down; We beat 'em once, we'll do it again!".
An poster featuring one of the photographs of planet Earth from outer space in the center; taken by the crew from the recent Artemis II mission. The top of the poster features a red star and the middle and bottom of the image features the text "We must protect and nurture our only home. Socialism or extinction.". At the very bottom of the image there is the American Party of Labor logo of an industrial gear with a grain in its center. Underneath this logo is the American Party of Labor website URL, "AmericanPartyOfLabor.Com/Join".
The poet and Red Army officer Yevgeniy Dolmatovsky holds the head of a Hitler statue during the liberation of Berlin, May 2, 1945.
Zapata riding on a horse.