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Houston A multinational crowd of activists gathered at the SHAPE Community Center on April 23 to celebrate Mumia Abu-Jamal’s 69th birthday. After a militant talk and a prayer by Nation of Islam Minister Abdul Haleem Muhammad, who condemned the rich, white elite for the ills of the vast majority in…

The handmade oak bookcases filled with reading materials, are the result of a collective effort by community donors & the ACWHCC students and staff.

The mayor of Saint John and a Saint John business owner are being tight-lipped about a tentative agreement to sell a piece of public property at one of the city's best known tourist attractions.

Reported incidents of antisemitism in Canada declined slightly last year from their all-time peak in 2021, B'nai Brith Canada said Monday, noting that the change is so small as to be "almost insignificant."

For the newest New Brunswickers, survival in Canada comes down to hard work — and community support

From Noelle Hanrahan of Prison Radio: I saw Mumia yesterday and he was deeply affected by the blow, the gravity, the gut wrenching disappointment: that freedom will be delayed, again.   I brought him Judge Clemons’ 38 page “opinion.” He read the words carefully, first retrieving his reading glasses from his shirt pocket. Hunched over, he…

At the 2023 Mississippi Banned Book Festival, Black authors discuss book bans and why they do more harm than good.

Eighty bookcases, each stocked with around 60 books and a stuffed toy will be distributed April 23 to Ashland-area kids through the annual project.

Journalists should clearly present the evidence supporting protesters' and police narratives, given police’s well-documented record of lying.

A Campobello Island family spent three months trying to get medical records transferred from a Saint John doctor to a local nurse practitioner before the documents were finally sent.