America, indeed the entire world, is in crisis. Since World War II, developments in technology have revolutionized how we produce the necessities of life. Electronic production is rapidly eliminating human labor in all sectors ...
When the Standing Rock Sioux of North Dakota discovered that a pipeline carrying fracked oil was to be built through their land, poisoning the land and its people, there near the headwaters of the Missouri River, destroying sacred sites ...
All eyes are on the presidential debates, but putting an end to poverty and homelessness is not being addressed. In late September, an entire homeless ...
Look at me. Elect me. For endless months the circus of electoral politics has assailed even the most hardened of senses. On one hand you have the clown ...
After nearly three years, the residents of Flint say enough is enough! Why did the U.S. Senate recently pass a Flint Fund (bi-partisan) BILL? only to now ...
There are 62 people in Detroit’s school board race. New legislation allows only seven board members. It allows this body only one thing: To privatize ...
The Peoples Tribune interviewed Eddie Cisneros, President of Students for Bernie at De Anza College in Cupertino, CA. Eddie was an elected Sanders delegate ...
In September, hundreds of people gathered in downtown Baltimore to support Green Party Candidate for Mayor, Joshua Harris. Years of one-party rule by the Democratic Party has left ...
It seems that the corporations and the government work together. How are you dealing with that? We’re just exposing that. The reason why there’s a merger is the way federal ...
The State of Texas stopped assisting the poor with their light bill on August 31, 2016. Over 700,000 Texans who relied on assistance were affected, like Francisca who ...
Sandy Reid of the People’s Tribune interviewed Paula Swearengin, born and raised in Appalachia, about the poisoned water, sickness and drug addiction among West ...
The West Calumet housing community was once home to a lead refinery center. This community was built between the late 1960s and early 1970s, and mostly houses ...
Hardly a week goes by that there isn't some new video going viral on the Internet clearly showing police officers brutalizing and gunning down Americans ...
A packed house gathered at the Uri-Eichen gallery on September 9 with veterans of the 1960’s Rainbow Coalition (not associated with Rainbow Push) between the Black ...
Electoral politics is one path the 99% can use to achieve economic and social justice. However, the 1% created forces and rules that make it difficult for the 99% to ...
Science is the “intellectual and practical activity encompassing the systematic study of the structure and behavior of the physical and natural world ...
In this photo a young boy weeps as he leaves the US Mexican border wall where he visited his grandmother who is dying of cancer. This inhumane wall that ...
Mr. Colin Kaepernick, you are my hero. I will take a knee with you. Mr. Kaepernick, by not standing during the singing of the national anthem you have exposed ...
“I know we all live, only to die, but no mother should ever lose a son the way I lost my son, Martell Walker-Hadley. He died in police custody, at the Berrien ...
The People’s Tribune met Rev. Edward Pinkney of Benton Harbor, MI, just after the 2003 rebellion. The police murdered a young man in a high-speed car ...
The struggle in Michigan, where public assets such as water and public schools, are being taken over by corporations via a governor appointed dictatorship ...
The question before us is: what kind of new society will replace this dying system? Will it be a police state that suppresses our struggle for survival and protects the property and wealth of the corporate class? Or will it be a cooperative society ...
“We are losing about 4,000 people a year from the impact of mountain top removal coal mining. My daughter, who is only 22, has lost four friends to cancer. Her best friend died ...
