Tag Archives: black people
The Day April 29, 1992 Took Over; the LA Riots and The Music to Come Out of Them
20 years ago today, there was a nation-wide rebellion against the police and private ownership of property. The incident that sparked this rebellion was the innocent verdict given to the Los Angeles Police Department pigs who beat Rodney King nearly … Continue reading
Filed under History, Racial Unity in the Class Struggle
We’ll Ride Until the Wheels Fall Off: Prisoners as Proletarian Actors
Georgia – On December 9, 2010, thousands of Georgia prisoners struck – making it the biggest prisoner protest in the history of the United States. What does this mean? Prisoners across the Georgia penitentiary system collectively refused to cooperate with … Continue reading
Filed under Analysis/Theory, Resistance News, Videos
Bay Area Class Struggle History: Panthers at Peralta Colleges
The roots of the Black Panther Party (BPP) lie within student struggle for fully-funded public education reflecting Black history, culture, and struggle. The founders of the party, Huey Newton and Bobby Seale, met at Merritt College in Oakland and began … Continue reading
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To the Budget Cut Movement: No More Ignoring State Violence
by Rebelde The anti-budget cut movement and struggle for public education in California over the last year has inspired worldwide resistance, and has brought in a lot of new people who have never organized or been political before. The March … Continue reading
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Moving Beyond Violence vs Non-Violence: Justice for Oscar Grant means justice for all
by Rebelde The Oscar Grant movement and the 2009/2010 rebellions in Oakland have triggered a lot of discussion about violence versus non-violence. What are the correct tactics to fight against state violence? How do we get justice for innocent Black … Continue reading
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