A larger-than-life figure, Flint Michigan's Eric Mays was dubbed “the voice”, not only for his deep baritone, but for his relentless pursuit of social justice.
Eduardo Castro was loved by many for his simple ways. A Vietnam veteran, he was active in many groups, including Veterans for Peace, Deported Veterans, Brown Beret de Fresno, Poor People’s Campaign, California Central Valley Journey for Justice. He rarely said no to a request for support. He wore many shoes and will be dearly missed.
Carolyn Milligan, a dedicated revolutionary who persevered through great suffering and difficulties, was outraged at how our society ignores people who need help the most; she insisted they should get help because they are entitled to it as human beings. And she envisioned and fought for a society that would guarantee it.
Another giant has fallen. Dr. William H. Watkins, life long proletarian revolutionary intellectual, died the evening of August 5th 2014. Comrade Watkins was, for thirty-five years, a contributor ..
As the People’s Tribune was going to press, we received word that, after a prolonged illness, Comrade General Baker had died. As an internationally known and respected ...
