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BREAKING: Cornell attempted to bribe me with academic credit into staying silent on our Liberated Zone and similar encampments across the country. I refused. 🧵

Really beautifully written statement from a student journalist who actually entered our Liberated Zone rather than observing from afar. His conclusion? “I suppose it means hope. I hope it means hope.”

This is an inevitable development in a dying empire clinging on to a rotten economic system. Cops are the front lines of fascism and will be needed to keep the chronically neglected population under control.

Every student protesting should know these three things: 1. You are a ray of hope for Gaza: Every person I’ve spoken to in and from Gaza has told me they were losing hope in international solidarity, until these protests started. They said the encampments are their main (for

📝This Sunday, May 26th, we'll be canvassing on the Northside, and collecting signatures to secure the right of Denver public employees to bargain collectively (the ✊🏽Stronger Denver initiative). Join us! RSVP➡️ bit.ly/May26_Tim

As we ready ourselves for day four of our strike at UCSC—eagerly anticipating news that workers elsewhere will soon join us—it is worth considering admin’s response so far, both here in Santa Cruz and at the Office of the President (UCOP). 🧵

The Stand Up strike enters its second week, with two new campuses set to join their UCSC coworkers on the picket. This poses crucial matters of strike strategy, negotiations, and our demands—all of which will require further deliberation and elaboration this week. 🧵

ACTION ALERT: JOIN OUR TELEGRAM CHANNEL! We are being heavily suppressed on social media platforms, especially Instagram. Stay tuned for updates. t.me/SJPcolumbia

12,100 academic workers at UCLA & UC Davis went on strike this morning They join 2,000 who are already on strike at UC Santa Cruz washingtonpost.com/business/2024/…

BREAKING: We’ve shut down all access to CANSEC, North America’s largest arms fair. This is where the weapons devastating Rafah right now are being sold. Where Israeli military reps are trying to justify their genocide. No one is getting into this arms fair here in Ottawa today.

BREAKING: 🗣 Caltech admin has backed out of our TA on Grievance and Arbitration, making changes post-facto b/c they claimed they hadn’t read the article carefully enough. 🚨 This change violates bargaining standards set by the NLRB; such “regressive bargaining” is unlawful.

What UAW 4811 workers show with their strike is no less than the future of anti-war labor internationalism in the US. What the UC reveals by judge-shopping in the OC to subvert labor law is they are terrified and flailing. Workers have the power. This is class war. It's go time.

On Friday, my fellowship with the Boston Review came to a close. I didn’t get to write the things I wanted to—the time and space it gave me meant my eyes were wide open as Gaza was besieged and the values underlying the whole of Western society were revealed to be rotten. (1/)

GEO stands in solidarity with our comrades at UAW 4811. Your actions in solidarity with Palestine are a testament to the possibility of building a global labor movement that pursues justice for all. Read our statement here: geo3550.org/2024/06/08/geo…

Awesome statement about facing an injunction to end a grad labor strike. “Conversations about the risks – legal fines and potential arrest of union officers … [vs] the cost of not winning our demands if we were to end our strike prematurely – kept us grounded.”

BREAKING: Directly after the Superior Court’s decision to grant a temporary restraining order against our strike, workers at UCSC entered an extensive process of deliberation. This included emergency dept meetings, two campus-wide meetings, and an exhaustive inquiry. Results 🧵

I just received notice that I am suspended through the entire fall semester for my participation in the first Gaza Solidarity Encampment at Columbia. Admin silently went back on their own deal with students in which they agreed to reverse our mass suspensions due to the outrage.

i hate to connect the dots but the next few years in the US are going to be rough: homelessness criminalized, masking bans, federal agencies stripped of regulatory power, heat waves, etc so it’s best to get prepared now & build a strong community

THREAD. I didn't fully know what to expect when I started digging into over a decade of records, statements, financial data, and other information about police body cameras. I suspected it to be troubling, but what I found shocked even me.

Great thread of fiction with socialist themes, including sci-fi