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May Day is Red and Green

May Day is Red and Green

by Howie Hawkins | Apr 30, 2025 | From the Archives, Green Theory, Historical Analysis | 0 comments

May Day, or International Workers Day, is celebrated with marches and rallies every May 1 to lift up the working people and their demands for freedom, equality, and justice. That is the Red tradition of May Day. But there is also an older Green tradition in which...
A History of Deportation and Discrimination in Watsonville: Legacy, Impact, and Hope Amid Political Shifts

A History of Deportation and Discrimination in Watsonville: Legacy, Impact, and Hope Amid Political Shifts

by Gabriel Medina | Jan 7, 2025 | Historical Analysis | 0 comments

A historical look at Watsonville’s legacy of deportation and resilience, as new threats loom and local leadership rises to protect its immigrant communities. Watsonville, California, bears a history marked by resilience and struggle, particularly for its immigrant...
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