August 31, 2019By Ian SinclairPeaceNewsSeptember 2013 Puerto Rican nationalist Oscar Lopez Rivera has the dubious distinction of being one of the longest-serving…- August 31, 2019By Hans BennettUpside Down WorldMay 30th, 2013 “It is much easier not to struggle, to give up and take the…
- August 20, 2019One of America's most celebrated political prisoners since his appearance in the Academy Award nominated film, The Weather Underground, David…
- August 20, 2019By Matt MeyerWIN MagazineWinter 2012 The main lesson of "the Sixties," now passed down through numerous generations, has been that…
- August 19, 2019The Final StrawJune 4th, 2019 This week we had the chance to interview Matt Meyer, who, among many other pursuits,…
- August 6, 2019Keynotes from “Revolutionary Nonviolence in Violent Times: 50 years since 1968” at the PJSA 2018 conference with Ward Churchill, Matt…
- August 6, 2019End Racism, End Militarism Abby Martin interviews Matt Meyer & Mandy Carter, Social Justice activists and editors of the book…
- July 31, 2019by Matt MeyerCounterpunch.orgMarch 23-25, Weekend Edition “The lack of historical consensus regarding John Brown,” asserted longtime labor, racial justice, and…
- July 31, 2019For immediate release: February 21, 2014 The international movement to free political prisoner Russell Maroon Shoatz from solitary confinement has…
- July 31, 2019By Steve BloomSolidarityJuly/August 2013 RUSSELL MAROON SHOATZ is not a household name. Even within the milieu of those who are…
- July 31, 2019Prison Abolition, Political Prisoners, and the Building of Critical ResistanceBy Matt MeyerWIN Magazine Linda Thurston is a founding member of…
- July 11, 2019By Ernesto AguilarThe Political Media Review The Sixties presented social movements with some of recent history’s most spectacular schisms, many…
