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This year Black Friday became a day of labor struggle as Walmart workers made history with a strike and national day of action at the massively profitable corporation that exploits their labor.
A page has turned in the legal battle in the case of Jordan Miles, a case of racist police aggression that has sparked a long and intense struggle in the surrounding community.
On the rainy, cold morning of April 21, more than 100 Pittsburghers gathered for a rally against police brutality and racism.
Activists in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh protest to say no to war with Iran, Feb. 10 and 11.
On Nov. 2, the University of Pittsburgh police forcibly prevented members of the public from attending a Students for Justice in Palestine event.
A “for-profit” prison developer and a county attorney bribed two Pennsylvania judges $2.9 million to help build and then push youths into their prisons .
Hundreds of foreign student workers in Pennsylvania walked off the job and demonstrated Aug. 17 and 18 protesting low wages and mistreatment.
On Aug. 21, 100 people packed Monumental Baptist Church in Pittsburgh’s to hear an eyewitness account of the imperialist attack on the people of Libya.
On Aug. 7, 45,000 Verizon workers went on strike after the company refused to drop a long list of demands amounting to over $1 billion in concessions.
On June 25, 200 people gathered for a march and rally to demand justice for Jordan Miles, a Black high school student brutally beaten by cops.
