The first domestic violence survivor to successfully bring a case against the U.S. government before an international human rights tribunal.
BROOKLYN, NY (Workers World Today) — The bullet-ridden bodies of three little girls—7-year-old Leslie, 9-year-old Katheryne and 10-year-old Rebecca—lay untouched in a …
Plantation owners were in fear that literate slaves would join the abolitionists and overthrow the institution of slavery.
BROOKLYN, NY (Workers World Today) — “Rosewood, one of Virginia’s grand plantations, is resplendent with its vast acreage of the South’s …
Pluribus Unum: From Many One invites us on a journey backward in time to a disgraceful, heinous, reprehensible epoch in our nation’s history—slavery
BROOKLYN, NY (Workers World Today) — “Manessas, Virginia, July 29, 1861. Jason Billings, a runaway slave, the former manservant of a recently …
Grant Kennedy, in The Power of the Green Card, lets us see the challenges of obtaining a green card.
BROOKLYN, NY (Workers World Today) — A plethora of government statistics document the insufferable plight of our illegal immigrants—charts, columns, tables, numbers, …
Mega-churches have amassed huge fortunes while their parishioners are still suffering
BROOKLYN (Workers World Today) – Once upon a time across the American landscape, Sunday mornings would be the designated day of the week when …
"...the War on Drugs is the engine of mass incarceration as well as the primary cause of the gross racial disparity in the criminal justice system…." - The New Jim Crow
You are a young, black male just released from a U.S. prison and your home is in the inner city. The day should be …
Sixtus Z. Atabong. Author of My Fathers' Gift: How One Man's Purpose Became a Journey of Hope and Healing. Founder of Purpose Medical Mission. Neurosurgery Physician Assistant. Speaker. Cameroonian by birth. American in search of HOPE & PURPOSE.
BROOKLYN (Workers World Today) – Fontem, a remote village in Cameroon, West Africa, is a village where government corruption is as rampant as is …
The story of a convict turned FBI snitch is told from copious notes written in longhand -- no computer behind bars where convicts can pen their memoirs.
Wired… an FBI Story: The Heroic Journey of Tommy Dye, from FBI Informant to Witness Protection, by Glenn Painter, is all about …
“I like what’s going on in peoples’ lives….For some strange reason people describe so much of their lives when they’re sitting on the train.” --David Lee Crites
A plethora of fascinating personal life stories mysteriously lurk behind those multitude of faces we see every day on Amtrak trains, who, without uttering …
“If people are allowed to be together in their daily lives I think they will be naturally attracted to one another and fall in love. I don’t think race should be a barrier. Love is the most natural way to bridge the racial divide.” -- Anne Moose
[dropcap]A[/dropcap]rkansas Summer: Love and Terror in the Jim Crow South, authored by Anne Moose, is categorized within the literary genre of historical …