The Struggle of Palestinians and Refugees is One
In place of the cynical attempts of Zionist politicians to promise jobs to one group at the expense of the other, Palestinians and Africans could fight together for a better [...]
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“We’re Walking Out ’Till We Win”: Dispatches from the Oklahoma Walkout
After rejecting a deal that included a $6,100 pay increase, teachers continue on strike for more funding for public education, better working conditions and higher wages. by [...]
Clueless Students Engaging in Protests? Chicago High Schoolers Beg to Differ
by Derek Scarlino / Analysis and Opinion As student protests continue at high schools across the United States, they’ve been met with responses ranging from liberal [...]
Why are World Leaders Backing this Brutal Attack Against Kurdish Afrin?
Islamist militants – with Turkish army support – are wreaking havoc with a pocket of peace and sanity in the Syrian war by David Graeber / Analysis and Opinion Three [...]
Newly Discovered 1964 MLK Speech on Civil Rights, Segregation & Apartheid South Africa
by Martin Luther King, Jr. In honor of the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., Love and Rage is republishing a recently uncovered 1964 speech by Dr. King on Civil Rights, [...]
Fuck Abuse, Kill Power
Addressing the Root Causes of Sexual Harassment and Assault by CrimethInc Ex-Workers Collective – Views and Analysis The past year has seen a wave of revelations about [...]
Parole Violations Are Driving Prison’s Revolving Door
by Shawn D. Bushway and David J. Harding / The Conversation – Prisoner’s Rights Rapper Meek Mill is back in prison in Pennsylvania for violating the terms of [...]
Racist, Violent, Unpunished: A White Hate Group’s Campaign of Menace
They train to fight. They post their beatings online. And so far, they have little reason to fear the authorities. by A.C. Thompson, Ali Winston, and Darwin BondGraham / [...]
Private Prisons in US Turn a Profit, Ruin Black Lives
by Val Reynoso / TeleSUR Mass Incarceration is a billion-dollar industry which exploits prisoners who are predominately Black and non-white Latinx people for profit. The U.S. [...]
The Freedom Plea: How Prosecutors Deny Exonerations by Dangling the Prison Keys
New evidence pointed to innocence in the cases of these four Baltimore men, yet prosecutors would only let them go if they agreed to controversial plea deals. by Megan Rose / [...]
