Party for Socialism and Liberation - Chicago

Video from Violet Miller of the Chicago Sun-Times shows ICE agents crash their car into a bystanders vehicle to cut off a man they were chasing in Albany Park. Community members who came out to record and protest the kidnapping were threatened by the masked ICE agents. One ICE agent reportedly dropped a magazine full of ammunition at the scene.

Even though Midway Blitz is over, federal agents are still terrorizing our communities as part of the Trump’s administration’s racist push for mass deportations. ICE is getting billions of dollars to arrest and imprison our neighbors, while working people in Chicago are seeing SNAP benefits cut and prices for gas and groceries climb.

Money for people’s needs, not the deportation machine! Abolish ICE!!

Black teenagers are under attack by politicians, the police, and mainstream media for hanging out in large groups across the city. Let’s cut through the racist lies about the so-called “teen takeovers.”

✊🏿 Join us for an African Liberation Day Forum about the Pan-African revolution in the Sahel!

🗓️ Saturday, May 30
⏰ 6:00 P.M.
📍 (2712 W Cermak Rd.)
🇸🇳 Senegalese food will be provided!

63 years ago, African Liberation Day was born as a declaration of war against colonialism and imperialism. Today, the fight continues and the Sahel is on the frontlines.

From Burkina Faso to Mali to Niger, the Alliance of Sahel States is waging a bold anti-imperialist struggle that is shaking the foundations of Western dominance in Africa. Join us for a community forum as we analyze this unfolding Pan-African revival — what it means for Africa, for African Americans, and for the global fight for liberation.

Right now, RNs at Prime Saint Mary of Nazareth hospital are standing up against their employer’s illegal crackdown on their unionization efforts!

The hospital fired four nurses for passing out flyers outside of employee entrances just days after filing to join the National Nurses Organizing Committee/ — which is legally protected union activity. We support the nurses in their struggle to make their workplace safer for both patients and workers.

“Money for health and education, not for war and deportation!”

Chicago veterans, active duty soldiers, and community members are marching to demand an end to the war on immigrant communities as well as the wars on Iran, Lebanon, Cuba, and Palestine.

Memorial Day began as “Decoration Day,” initiated by the revolutionary abolitionists who defeated slavery by walking off the plantations and taking up arms against the Confederacy. Today and every Memorial Day, we uplift and carry on the roots of its true revolutionary origins!

Memorial Day 1937 was a dark day in U.S. history, but few Chicagoans have ever even heard about it. In order to build a mass fightback movement, we must study and share our country’s real history of resistance and repression.

Join us in fighting for a world like the Memorial Day martyrs envisioned: pslweb.org/action