Natalia Marques
US spends billions on war in Ukraine and working class pays the price
In passing a $728.5 billion war budget, US legislators prove that they are willing to fund war, unwilling to fund relief
Who are the foreign fighters traveling to Ukraine? What we know and what we don’t
Many worry that the influx of allegedly 20,000 foreign fighters into Ukraine could exacerbate existing problems with far-right insurgency worldwide
Anti-Russian hysteria in the US: Who does it serve?
The United States has a long history of amplifying existing prejudices under the cover of war hysteria to manufacture consent for its actions
Critical race theory: US right-wing wages a culture war, the people fight back
Conservatives are going after a new boogeyman, “critical race theory”, or any attempt at teaching youth about the history of US racism
Racism, hypocrisy, and lies: What to watch out for in Western media coverage of Ukraine
Can English-language news outlets change largely anti-war public opinion by beating the drums of war between two nuclear powers?
Police murder of Amir Locke in Minneapolis sparks outrage
US police in Minneapolis ignited protests after fatally shooting Amir Locke within nine seconds of entering of home in which he was sleeping
Fighting for his life: An interview with Prakash Churaman
Prakash Churaman grew up behind bars after being accused of a crime he didn’t commit, now he’s fighting for his freedom
Líneas Vitales/Vital Lines: Defying a blockade through art
Six Cuban artists and six US artists collaborate across borders to uplift Cuban revolutionary internationalism

