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"Struggle Makes Heroes"
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Notes on surviving attempted murder and trans realism as a site of perpetual violence
By Badly Licked Bear
Those of us who lived in the time of the maintenance of our genocide and fear its return, hear the bells ringing, like the echoes of memories that we wish we didn’t have and that we don’t want those we often think of as our children, to carry as we have.
ILWU Local 6 and supporters picket C&H Sugar on July 15. On July 15, Struggle-La Lucha interviewed Javis Payne, a member of the Internationa
By Lallan Schoenstein
Javis Payne, a member of the International Longshore & Warehouse Union (ILWU) Local 6, reported that Local 6 is in the fifth week of a strike against C&H Sugar Refinery in Crockett, Calif. Originally known as California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining Company, C&H is trying to throw out substantial agreements in its contract with ILWU and cut union benefits.
Basically, C&H is insisting on:
Taking away retiree healthcare benefits from current and future retirees;
Reducing overtime pay, which the majority of the C&H workers rely on to earn a living;
Eliminating the established seniority system for promotion and scheduling;
Reducing available sick leave;
Unfairly scheduling weekend work.
Payne says: “We, the members of ILWU Local 6, are not going for any of that.
Former Vice President Elías Jaua calls for national unity to reclaim Venezuela's sovereignty and right to self-determination.
By Elías Jaua, former Vice President of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
Still reeling from two consecutive earthquakes, our hearts heavy with sorrow for our compatriots who have died or been injured, moved by the pain of family members who are still searching for their loved ones, if only to give them a proper burial, and in solidarity with the anguish of the tens of thousands of families left homeless, with all the world’s sorrows converging at once, we cannot help but raise our voice about the need to fight for Venezuela’s independence and dignity. In fact, the tragedy striking us today makes this need all the more urgent.
Venezuela: Popular Anti-Imperialist Front *URGENT CALL TO THE FIGHTING PEOPLE!*
NO PACT, NO TRANSITION! THE HOMELAND IS DEFENDED IN THE STREETS!
Faced with the negotiation with the apathetic fascism and the interference of Yankee imperialism, the revolutionary forces and the *Popular Anti-Imperialist Front* stand in battle to defend the Bolivarian Constitution and the legacy of our Commander Hugo Chávez.
We will not allow the puppets of Washington to negotiate the sovereignty or the riches of the Homeland of Bolívar!
Mobilization Now.
Saturday, August 1, 2026
Location: Redoma de la India, in front of Parroquia la Vega
Gathering: 9:00 a.m.
YANKEES, GET OUT OF VENEZUELA!
THE DIALOGUE IS WITH THE ORGANIZED PEOPLE!
ONLY THE PEOPLE CAN SAVE THE PEOPLE!
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*Frente Popular Antiimperialista: ¡CONVOCATORIA URGENTE AL PUEBLO COMBATIENTE!
¡NI PACTO NI TRANSICIÓN! ¡LA PATRIA SE DEFIENDE EN LA CALLE!
Frente a la negociación con el fascismo apátrida y la injerencia del imperialismo yanki, las fuerzas revolucionarias y el *Frente Popular Antiimperialista* nos plantamos en batalla para defender la Constitución Bolivariana y el legado de nuestro Comandante Hugo Chávez.
¡No permitiremos que los títeres de Washington negocien la soberanía ni las riquezas de la Patria de Bolívar!
Movilización Ya.
*Fecha:* Sábado 1 de agosto 2026
*Lugar:* Redoma de la India , frente a la *Parroquia la Vega*.
*Hora:* 9:00 a.m.
*¡FUERA LOS YANKIS DE VENEZUELA!*
*¡EL DIÁLOGO ES CON EL PUEBLO ORGANIZADO!*
*¡SOLO EL PUEBLO SALVA AL PUEBLO!*
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Photo: Yaimi Ravelo International solidarity and the defense of human rights converged in Cuba with the arrival of the humanitarian mission
By Syara S. Massip
International solidarity and the defense of human rights converged in Cuba with the arrival of the humanitarian mission “Rumbo a Cuba” / “Heading to Cuba,” spearheaded by the NGO Open Arms and more than 150 civil society organizations.
Miguel Urbano, organizer of the campaign, explained that the main objective is to denounce the United States’ economic blockade against Cuba, which he described as a war crime. “It’s just one ship, but we want to be a flotilla,” he stated, emphasizing the intention to link the Cuban cause with that of other peoples suffering under pressure, such as Palestine and Western Sahara.
If this were occurring abroad, to an ethnic minority, we would call it ethnic cleansing.
To put this in perspective, the last time an American subgroup migrated at these rates was the Great Migration, in which roughly 6 million Southern Black people fled Jim Crow violence and repression. This occurred over a period of decades, in the face of political repression, systematic violence, and legal apartheid.
In its fastest decade, the 1940s, 1.5 million left the South—against a Southern Black population of roughly 10 million. Black America fled Jim Crow at about 1.5% a year, at a time when baseline inter-state mobility was higher than it was today.
Trans America is fleeing red-state persecution at ten to twenty times that. In short, trans people are being internally displaced within America's shores.
Demonstrators in Caracas’ Plaza Bolívar burned US and Israeli flags and vowed to fight for national sovereignty.
Hundreds of Venezuelan activists took to the streets on Friday, July 24, to denounce the US and Israeli presence in the Caribbean nation.
The rally “against imperialism and Zionism” took place in Caracas’ Plaza Bolívar and was organized by the Anti-Imperialist Front, a newly-formed coalition of grassroots movements that reject Washington’s growing influence over Venezuelan affairs.
The Ingalls family encounters Osage riders in Netflix’s new “Little House on the Prairie.” The reboot acknowledges that the settlers occupie
“Little House on the Prairie” has always been the origin story of U.S. capitalism told as a children’s bedtime tale. The reboot changes the casting and the conscience. It does not change the property line.
With a conflict in the Middle East creating more price pressures, the cost of filling refrigerators, freezers and pantries has made affordab
Couponing, comparison shopping and cutting back on favorite foods are new habits for her and millions of other Americans as they absorb the biggest jump in grocery prices in a half-century. Buying food to eat at home has gotten 33% more expensive since the beginning of 2019, according to government figures.
With a conflict in the Middle East creating more price pressures, the cost of filling refrigerators, freezers and pantries has made affordability a central issue in the fall midterm elections.
Residents of four urban areas where food inflation has exceeded the national average shared how steadily rising prices are changing the way they shop. They described hunting for discounts, switching to store brands and feeling grateful for food banks. Some are buying less meat and skipping nonessentials like cookies. Others are buying less food overall.
A U.S. Army THAAD missile-defense battery. In the war on Iran, U.S. crews operating systems like this one engaged more of the missiles aimed
Washington is preparing for a war whose reach and demands continue to grow. Section 219 would make the military industry of Israel, a garrison state of U.S. imperialism in West Asia, a permanent part of that preparation.
Instead of relying only on annual military aid, Section 219 would build a permanent joint military-industrial base. The Pentagon and U.S. military contractors would direct one side. Israeli military industry would operate on the other. Built to outlast any one administration, the arrangement would make withdrawal harder for any future president.
BREAKING: Lord Walney, who was responsible in part for the proscription of Palestine Action, has published an article in The Times arguing that BASH BACK should be proscribed as a terrorist organisation.
We will not be intimidated. Neither should you.
xoxo BASH BACK
Mourners carry the body of a Palestinian killed in an Israeli airstrike during a funeral procession in Nuseirat, central Gaza, on July 17. A
An Israeli drone struck a funeral procession near the Ahmad Yassin Mosque in Gaza’s Nuseirat refugee camp on July 17, killing eight mourners and wounding 20. The funeral was for a Palestinian killed by Israeli forces earlier the same day. It was one of a series of attacks on markets, funerals, homes and civilian gatherings that killed more than 25 Palestinians in 72 hours — all of it carried out with U.S. weapons, U.S. money and U.S. protection.
Gaza’s Health Ministry said July 18 that Israeli violations of the October 2025 “ceasefire” have killed 1,144 Palestinians. Haaretz reported that 274 of them were children — an average of one Palestinian child killed every day since the “ceasefire” began.
July 27, 1953: The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) declares victory in the Fatherland Liberation War, known in the west as the Korean War.
With the aid of Chinese volunteers, the Korean People’s Army led by Kim Il Sung pushed back the U.S. imperialist assault that sought to destroy northern Korea’s socialist revolution and China’s as well. The U.S. was forced to sign an armistice, but even now refuses to enact a peace treaty and continues its military occupation of south Korea.
Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez. Photo: Agencia Cubana de Noticias Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, first secretary of the Communist P
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, first secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba, delivered the following address at the main event marking the 73rd anniversary of the July 26, 1953, assault on the Moncada and Carlos Manuel de Céspedes barracks — National Rebellion Day. The ceremony was held in Pinar del Río.
The call now is to action, to not wait, to not lament, to not be complacent, to think as a nation, to boldly and creatively seek alternatives, to care for every resource as if it were the last, to produce, to substitute imports, to develop our potential. To trust in our own strength! May every Cuban, in their workplace, in their field, in their workshop, in their school, in their neighborhood, be and feel like a protagonist in the transformation we owe ourselves to overcome this moment.
Today’s call is to hope!
On July 26, 1953, Fidel Castro and his small guerrilla band struck the first blow of the Cuban Revolution with the attack on the Moncada Army Barracks.
Although Fidel was captured and many compatriots killed, the action inspired people throughout the island to rise up against the hated U.S.-backed Batista regime. Less than six years later, the revolution triumphed.
Graphic: Soviet poster commemorating the Moncada attack