Midterm Blues That You Can Use By Eddie Wong. Posted Oct. 31, 2022. We’re one week away from another monumental election. Are you going to continue on the course correction path started in 2020 or fall deeper into the abyss of white, Christian nationalism? Maybe we’ll have a mixture of both. I don’t know about …
The Racial Volcano Explodes in Los Angeles By Bill Gallegos and Bill Fletcher, Jr. Posted Oct. 17, 2022 We wish to thank the authors for allowing Unity News 2022 to post this article which first appeared in The Nation magazine on Oct. 14, 2022. The site of huge urban uprisings in 1965 and 1992 is …
Growing Up Raza in San Francisco By Joe Navarro. Posted Oct. 16, 2022. Back in the early 2000s when I was studying for my master’s degree in Mexican American Studies, I spoke in one of my classes about the influences in my life. Our classes studied different social issues that affected Chicanas and Chicanos and …
Becoming a Chicano Marxist and Forming the August 29th Movement and the League of Revolutionary Struggle By Bill Gallegos. Posted July 16, 2022. The League of Revolutionary Struggle (Marxist-Leninist) was formed in 1978. I don’t remember the exact date, but I do know that by uniting my organization – August 29th Movement (ATM) – with I Wor …
The Necessity of Organization: The League of Revolutionary Struggle and the Watsonville Canning Strike By Peter Shapiro. Posted July 3, 2022. The successful 18-month strike against Watsonville Canning in the mid-1980s has been called “one of the most important labor and civil rights struggles rights battles since World War II.” Waged by 1,000 mainly Mexicana …
What the Chicano Moratorium Means to La Gente By John Sermeno. Posted July 2,2022. One of the planted seeds in my involvement in the Chicano Movement was when my homie Tony Salazar, who was attending UCLA and the first homie ever to attend UCLA or any other college, brought Corky Gonzalez from the Denver Crusade …
