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'Save our children' − from bigotry and hatred! – a WW commentary – Workers World - Vimarsana News

'Save our children' − from bigotry and hatred! – a WW commentary – Workers World

Right-wing forces are generating legalized hatred and bigotry in the U.S. under the banner of “Save Our Children!”  In Texas, parents arranging medical and mental health support for their trans children can now be prosecuted as “child abusers.” In Florida, teachers and school systems with a curriculum of LGBTQ+ sexuality…

Letters from our incarcerated family - Vimarsana News

Letters from our incarcerated family

Dear Workers World, I’m writing to you in hopes to start to receive this paper. I would like to understand more of what’s happening in other parts of the world, with protests, struggle, hopes — and good news in general would be great. I would like to thank you for…

Mark International Working Women's Day/Support Workers World – Workers World - Vimarsana News

Mark International Working Women's Day/Support Workers World – Workers World

In the spirit of International Working Women’s Day, March 8, Workers World hails women workers and oppressed people around the world, as well as in the U.S. In 1910, the International Socialist Women’s Conference in Copenhagen declared March 8 International Working Women’s Day. People of all genders commemorate this special…

Hyun Lee ¡Presente! - Vimarsana News

Hyun Lee ¡Presente!

It was with great sadness that Workers World learned that Korean peace activist Hyun Lee died on March 7. The statement below was released by two organizations with which she worked. Women Cross DMZ and Korea Peace Now! are deeply saddened to announce that our beloved colleague, mentor, teacher, friend…

War-fueled racism and xenophobia rising 80 years after 'Internment' – Workers World - Vimarsana News

War-fueled racism and xenophobia rising 80 years after 'Internment' – Workers World

People who knew about this sordid anniversary in the history of the United States empire marked it Feb. 19. On that infamous day in 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, which resulted in the mass incarceration of nearly everyone of Japanese ancestry who resided within the United…