home
PhillyIMC's web-radio  

Anonymous Posting Suspended
Due to insufficient human labor to deal with the large amount of spam and other posts which do not meet the site newswire article policy, anonymous posting is temporarily suspended. Stay tuned.
Abierto Newswire
Política Editorial | Webeditorial

Newswire Archivo                   Ocultado
Inicio de sesión
  • IMG_5596_crop.jpg

    Amy L. Dalton | 09-11

    A small group of women from Code Pink held up anti-war signs and greeted the end of the labor day parade in Philadelphia on Monday. They had many moments of recognition, including when Philadelphia Federation of Teachers' river of red flowed by. Members of the Veterans for Peace were also marching, and pro-health care & "keep it local" signs abounded.

    Pictured: Anti-war protester greets PFT: "Fund Education, Not War!"

    Related: Labor Day Blues

    (3)


News Briefs
  • Justin Raimondo | 05-18

    Lt. Col. Jeffrey Kusinski was arrested the other day for groping a woman in a parking lot at one in the morning in Washington, D.C.'s Crystal City. Just another incident involving sexual coercion and an American solider, one of a number of recent incidents that have dramatized the alarming extent of the problem -- except for one thing: Kusinski was in charge of the Air Force's Sexual Assault and Prevention unit.
  • Angola 3 News | 05-11

    May 8, lawyers for Russell ‘Maroon’ Shoatz filed a federal lawsuit regarding his placement in solitary confinement for over 22 consecutive years. Last month, when a 30-day action campaign was launched, lawyers promised to file this litigation if Maroon had not been transferred into general population by the morning of the 8th.
  • Thomas Quinn | 05-07

    Sharing Best Practices - Teachers Take Collaborative Approach to Professional Development May 21st Professional Collaboration at Central High School Philadelphia, May 7, 2013 - This Election Day, Philadelphia public school teachers from nine different schools will gather at Central High School to exercise their right to choose. Instead of selecting their favorite candidate, however, these educators will select what areas of professional development will benefit them the most in furthering their practice.
  • LaInteligentsia (Crossposted from Occcupy Philly Media) | 03-31

    When Occupy Philly protesters walked into court today (05 Mar 2013), they received the vindication they needed to continue their fight against corporate greed and government corruption. They were found not guilty of criminal conspiracy and defiant trespass for their part in a bank action that took place at Wells Fargo in Philadelphia in November of 2011 during the beginning of the occupy movement. These bank actions not only happened in Philadelphia but in cities all across the country such as New York, Oakland, DC, Los Angeles, Chicago, Minneapolis, and Boston as part of a national strategy to inform the American public that banks such as Wells Fargo had engaged in criminal, unjust business practices.
  • Walden Bello | 03-09

    I’ll miss Hugo. When I first was introduced to him in Porto Alegre in 2003, he greeted me, “Mi padre,” and said he learned a lot from me. I was dubious about this and thought he was simply buttering me up, like any two-bit politician. Then he started telling me what he learned from Development Debacle, Deglobalization, and Dark Victory. I was stupefied; the guy actually read my stuff!
Previous News Briefs