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2 days ago | 
peoplesdispatch.org | Natalia Marques
Donald Trump has resurrected (and expanded) one of his most controversial first-term policies: a travel ban on several Global South countries. In a proclamation announced on June 4 that goes into effect on June 9, the president barred travel into the United States for citizens from Afghanistan, Myanmar, Chad, the Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen.
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3 days ago | 
peoplesdispatch.org | Natalia Marques
After Carmen, a mother of five US citizen daughters, was arrested by plainclothes ICE agents in front of her husband at San Antonio Immigration Court for an immigration hearing, Texas immigrant rights activists sprung into action. 170 immigrant rights activists gathered on June 3 for a press conference outside of San Antonio Immigration Court.
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4 days ago | 
peoplesdispatch.org | Natalia Marques
The Trump administration has set an aggressive new goal to combat difficulties in meeting mass deportation targets. According to a report in Axios, in a May 21 meeting, Trump advisor Stepen Miller and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem demanded that federal immigration agents step up their efforts and arrest 3,000 people per day.
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5 days ago | 
peoplesdispatch.org | Natalia Marques
Republican Iowa Senator Joni Ersnt faced heat from a crowd of her constituents as she defended proposed Medicaid cuts at a town hall meeting on Friday, May 30. When one of her constituents shouted that people would die without public healthcare coverage, Ersnt replied “well, we all are going to die,” resulting in outrage from the crowd.
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1 week ago | 
peoplesdispatch.org | Natalia Marques
This past weekend on May 25, hundreds of protesters traveled from cities across the US including New York City, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Cleveland, Akron, Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Toledo, and Louisville to demonstrate against the Parliamentary Assembly of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in Dayton, Ohio.
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1 week ago | 
blackagendareport.com | Natalia Marques |Margaret Kimberley |Raymond Turner |Jocelyn Figueroa
Masked. Armed to the teeth. SynchronizedRolexes. They left Lamborghini and MaseratiMotors purring … softly in the shadows on Capitalist HillAnd then—suddenly—in sonic boom unison theyShouted at The People:UP AGAINST THE WALL— MUTHAFUKKKAS!GET ‘EM UP! THIS IS A FUCKIN STICKUP!Yo, fatso! Yeah, you. Waddle your way over to SenatorSadist. You, on the crutches; swing over to CongressmanCruel. Move it! Don’t make me bust a cap in your poorOl’ tired cripple ass! Did it in Afghanistan. Did it in Iraq.
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2 weeks ago | 
popularresistance.org | Natalia Marques
Above photo: Dozens of CUNY law graduating students assembled at the Adam Clayton Powell monument in Harlem after walking out of graduation ceremony. Join Wave Of Pro-Palestine Graduation Demonstrations. Law students join wave of pro-Palestine protests at graduation ceremonies across the United States.
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2 weeks ago | 
savageminds.substack.com | Natalia Marques
Dozens of City University of New York (CUNY) law graduates walked out of their graduation ceremony on Thursday 22 May, in solidarity with Palestine and in protest of their administration’s repression of pro-Palestine protest activity. Students donning keffiyehs and sporting Palestinian flags walked out of the ceremony which took place in the Apollo Theater in Harlem, and rallied together a few blocks away at the monument to Adam Clayton Powell.
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2 weeks ago | 
cloudcoaching.com.br | Natalia Marques
Maternidade: A Modernidade e o Desafio de Ser Mãe no Brasil AtualA maternidade, enquanto experiência humana universal, é vivida de formas profundamente distintas de acordo com o contexto socioeconômico em que as mulheres estão inseridas. No Brasil, as desigualdades sociais impactam diretamente o momento, as condições e o significado da maternidade.
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2 weeks ago | 
peoplesdispatch.org | Natalia Marques
Dozens of City University of New York (CUNY) law graduates walked out of their graduation ceremony on Thursday, May 22, in solidarity with Palestine and in protest of their administration’s repression of pro-Palestine protest activity. Students donning keffiyehs and sporting Palestinian flags walked out of the ceremony which took place in the Apollo Theater in Harlem, and rallied together a few blocks away at the monument to Adam Clayton Powell.
