The long history of solidarity among Asians with the Black struggle should inform us of the need to continue and return that solidarity today; and how the Paris Commune still influences movements in the struggle for justice today.

Yes the COVID relief bill was needed, but temporary solutions to systemic problems don't make a messiah. And the history of women in the labor struggle continues with the Bread & Roses Strike

How are people surprised that the colonialist royal family are raging racists?? HOW??

Senate Democrats staying silent and letting Senate Republicans disparage oppressed people STILL rising up against police terrorism in those BS hearings on the 1/6 fascist attack on the Capitol, on the anniversary of the beating of Rodney King, was a grave sin of omission.

The long history of white supremacist terrorism in the US is directly connected to the racist terrorism at the US Capitol on Jan 6, and the everyday terrorism against Black, Brown, and other marginalized people on a regular basis.

Biden's COVID memorial ceremony was touching. And still doesn't come close to the kind of response to COVID that we need from this administration.

What made Malcolm X and Claudia Jones so dangerous to the system, even though they were continents apart? The Black demand for international working class solidarity they championed. That is still a threat to the system. And so are we.

Ted and Heidi Cruz are typical of the elite mentality that plagues us all.
And the history behind why we Luqmans are internationalists. We were taught well.

The rugged individualist privatization of Texas's utility infrastructure and services, and the American exceptionalism of Kroger's capitalism have created massive suffering for people in the failed third world state of America.