For too long the western suburbs of Australia’s second-largest city have been contaminated by lethal chemical fires.
Public health
Alabama: every sperm is sacred but human rights are profane
How the so-called pro-family people justify an anti-IVF stance, and what can be done about it.
What could Australians buy for the cost of a nuclear sub?
A military pact between Australia, the UK and the U.S. allows the Aussie government to waste billions of dollars purchasing nuclear submarines.
The privatization and plunder of water
Monterrey, Mexico: A microcosm of global drought.
Voices from the New York City nurses’ strike
Nurses interviewed by Freedom Socialist Party members explain how management has pushed them to the breaking point.
Solving the local doctor crisis
Medicare in Australia must be defended, extended, and eventually transcended.
Safe drinking water: only for the rich?
Government racism and gross incompetence keep toxic lead water pipes in place, especially poisoning children of color.
Aftershock: the repercussions of Black maternal mortality
A film following two mourning fathers on their journey to raise their children as single parents while working to build a movement.
Monkeypox queer-shaming echoes AIDS crisis
It’s taken the angry LGBTQ+ community and healthcare workers to expose callous government inaction and organize for vaccinations and treatment.
Mississippi goddam
The equality Nina Simone demanded in song is still denied Black communities in Jackson, neglected for decades and at the mercy of a failed water system.












