The Black Alliance for Peace condemns the U.S.-Iraeli war on Iran
In the first hours of the war by the U.S. and Israel against Iran on Saturday, Feb. 27, 2026, this girls’ elementary school in Minab, Iran, was bombed. At least 108 were killed, most of them school girls ages 7 to 12 in their morning classes – one a 9-year-old who had memorized the Quran and was preparing for a competition in two months. – Photo: Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, X
Case unclosed: Revisiting the murder of Jeffrey Epstein
Jeffrey Epstein – What is going on now? What really happened? Why the delay in releasing the information? What is being hidden?
US to Cuba: Genocide by way of oil blockade
Maria Mirabel's children and niece are some of the innocent bystanders threatened with starvation because of the US government's 65-year blockade as well as Trump and Rubio's complete ban on oil to the island since January. End the US taxpayer sponsored blockade on Cuba!
Stand up for Sudan
Sudan is now the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. Sudanese suffer much as Gazans do but their numbers are far greater. The entire population is 52 million, and according to the UN Refugee Agency, reporting in April 2025, 13 million had to flee their homes.
Turning its back on Cuba: Government of Guyana sells its soul
Cuba has provided Guyana with doctors, scholarships and healthcare for nearly five decades. In return, Guyana's government has turned its back at the moment of Cuba's greatest need.
We are all somebody … because Jesse Jackson told us we are
On Sesame Street, the show no child in the country wanted to miss, Rev. Jesse Jackson teaches children to say and believe, “I am somebody” in 1972. – Photo: Sesame Workshop
A message from Kevin Cooper in memory of Rev. Jesse Jackson
The Rev. Jesse Jackson had a special place in his heart for prisoners. Here, despite the disease that would take his life three years later, on Jan. 21, 2023, he made his customary annual visit to the Cook County Jail with his son, Congressman Jonathan Jackson, pushing his wheelchair as prisoners rushed to welcome him. – Screenshot: WGN News
You are invited to join national Black leaders for the National Mobilization Against Genocides...
As Salaam Alaikum! Revolutionary Greetings!
We are Jalil Muntaqim and Ashaki Binta, national co-coordinators of the National Mobilization Against Genocides, July 4, 2026, in Atlanta,...
Rev. Jesse Jackson joins the ancestors
Jesse Jackson participates in a rally, on Jan. 15, 1975, for the Hawkins Humphrey Bill to pass. Inclusion for African Americans in the US workforce. Activism for the people's right to work.
Jesse Jackson made it possible for Democrats to speak about Palestine
Activist James Zogby pays tribute to his late friend, who was the first politician to welcome Arab Americans into the Democratic Party - and even met with Yasser Arafat when others wouldn't.
Efforts are underway to aid victims of Hurricane Melissa
Brenda Lopez is cofounder of Cuba Si, Bloqueo No! to end the 65-year-old US blockade that was supposed to strangle Cuba to death. Thanks to grassroots support around the world, Cuba still stands strong.
Fighting to survive: A brief exposé of Cuban life after Hurricane Melissa
Maria cooks for her family in remnants of what was her family's home prior to October's Hurricane Melissa in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
The Bolivarian legacy, from Hugo Chavez to Nicolás Maduro
“My life changed forever when I met Hugo Chávez,” Prensa Latina reported in a 2023 story on Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro describing his 30-year close friendship with his predecessor. “An extraordinary man, deeply human, noble and brave, with determination, ideals of justice and freedom,” he said of Chávez, who “became a second father, an example, a guide and a teacher.”
The Black Alliance for Peace condemns U.S. intervention in Venezuela and stands with the...
The objective of this attack is none other than to seize Venezuela's strategic resources, particularly its oil and minerals, attempting to break the Nation's political independence by force. They will not succeed.
Does Trump hate Somalis, or does he fear them?
Ferduz, a Somali woman, walks down Main Street, where Somali stores have taken the place of boarded-up storefronts. These photos were taken in Lewiston, Maine, in 2018. – Photo: David Bacon
Support Your Child’s Mental Health: Medi-Cal Covers Therapy, Medication, and More
When children struggle emotionally, it can affect every part of their lives — at home, in school, with friends, and even their physical health....
Hands off Maduro! Hands off Venezuela!
Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro decorates a member of the special forces during a ceremony in Caracas, Venezuela. – Photo courtesy of Miraflores Palace via Reuters
Kristi Noem lies: Stop the deportation of 340,000 Haitians with Temporary Protected Status
The NorCal TPS Coalition holds a demonstration at the San Francisco Federal Building in support of TPS for Haiti and Venezuela.
Make America Great A-GAIN: The American Holocaust
“‘Make America Great A-GAIN’ while I make and break all the rules to make as much money as possible” is apparently Trump’s mantra.