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PSL Mississippi This is the Party for Socialism and Liberation: A working-class, revolutionary party in Mississippi organizing for a socialist transformation of society!

🕊️ Friends, neighbors, and communities from near and far are holding a vigil in remembrance of Tasia Fortune THIS SATURD...
08/26/2026

🕊️ Friends, neighbors, and communities from near and far are holding a vigil in remembrance of Tasia Fortune THIS SATURDAY, August 29th at 5 PM. Please join us as we honor and celebrate her life.

Almost exactly one year after Trey Reed’s mysterious death by hanging at Delta State University, Tasia’s life was taken on August 3rd, under suspicious circumstances.

She, too, was found hanged behind an abandoned home located on Road of Remembrance in Jackson, MS. Since her death her mother, Christy, remains her biggest advocate. Though she does not want the speculation surrounding her daughter’s tragic death to overshadow the impact of her life, she has been explicitly clear — Tasia did not do this to herself. She wants a thorough, transparent investigation, clear answers, and justice for her daughter.

In the weeks since, no cause of death has been publicly released and it remains undetermined “pending investigation,” according to Jackson Police. For Black Mississippians, especially, this lack of urgency and clarity is painfully familiar. The history of racial violence against black people and black communities is hard to ignore, even in this context. The reality is that the national oppression facing black people daily are inherently tied to and a continuation of racist legislation, racist police terror, and a legacy of the Jim Crow south.

These and many other exploitative barriers will certainly impact the development and outcome of the investigation and handling of Tasia’s case. Black liberation as a whole requires the end of billionaire rule and total dismantling of the capitalist institution.

Tasia Fortune was more than a headline — she was a mother, she was loved, and she deserves to still be alive. Now, Tasia’s family deserves the truth and communities in Jackson deserve transparency and urgency — no silence, no dismissals, and no excuses!

Criminally neglected apartments, loss of power, extreme temperatures, and a local government that looks the other way:Th...
08/18/2026

Criminally neglected apartments, loss of power, extreme temperatures, and a local government that looks the other way:

That’s the reality facing residents at Grand Chateau Apartments in Jackson, and low-income, disabled, elderly, and working class Mississippians at large.

After being forcefully evicted from their homes — homes that they continued to pay rent and utilities for despite the uninhabitable conditions — the City of Jackson has continued to shift accountability and maintain a hands-off approach to the crisis affecting roughly 15 households including children, elderly, pregnant, and chronically ill people.

This is the state of housing under our current capitalist system in the US. Housing is commodified for profit, citizens are blocked from affordable access, and homes and complexes sit empty waiting to be occupied by those privileged to afford hyper-inflated rent and mortgages.

The poor get pushed out, and the wealthy cash in. We need better solutions!

Vacant buildings and infrastructure should be made habitable for unhoused people; Utility companies, like Entergy, must be publicly owned and accountable to the people; Public funds should be used to increase housing availability, secure permanent homes, and improve community care.

The people of Jackson have already shown they can take better care of each other than any corporation or politician.

We don’t have to imagine a world where this could be possible — not only is it possible, it is INEVITABLE with mass unity and organization of the working class.

JTRAN workers of Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1208 have been on strike against MV Transportation since July 13, 2026....
08/05/2026

JTRAN workers of Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1208 have been on strike against MV Transportation since July 13, 2026. These essential workers, who hundreds of Jacksonians depend on to get them where they need to go, are still holding the line!

Workers are not only fighting for themselves, they are fighting for our class. MV Transportation’s proposal to drastically cut operating hours and eliminate service routes doesn’t only impact the workers’ ability to make a living, but it treats people’s needs as expendable in favor of increasing profit.

The people are standing firmly behind these workers. Their unity and strength demonstrates our fundamental task to mass organize. Workers are the foundation of all society, and we can build a society that favors us and not billionaires and wealthy capitalists.

JTRAN workers’ struggle is our struggle. A better system is possible when we fight for it!

One-year-old Kohen Wiley was murdered by Sgt. Hunter Foster of the Senatobia Police Department over one month ago. In th...
07/26/2026

One-year-old Kohen Wiley was murdered by Sgt. Hunter Foster of the Senatobia Police Department over one month ago.

In that time, justice has not yet been served and no one has been held responsible. There is no justice that can recompense two young parents for the loss of their child, especially from state sanctioned violence. However, our commitment to ensuring Hunter Foster’s arrest and prosecution, and to holding all persons and institutions — responsible not only for Kohen’s murder, but the continued callousness with which those people and institutions discard the working class — accountable, we can progress towards a reality where police are neither allowed to, nor rewarded for killing with impunity.

The people stand together with the family of Kohen Wiley and the community of Senatobia, MS to demand:

1. — The immediate release of all footage, including police body cam footage, and Walmart surveillance video footage.

2. — Greater transparency of Walmart’s policies regarding surveillance footage.

3. — That all Walmart employees be paid a livable wage.

Until these demands are met, we echo the Senatobia community’s demands for a nationwide BOYCOTT of Walmart. When the working people of the world stand together in unity, we cannot and will not be defeated.

Together, we will say his name: Justice for Kohen Wiley!

250 years of US independence as a nation is reflected by the ruling class’s version of history that spotlights and celeb...
07/24/2026

250 years of US independence as a nation is reflected by the ruling class’s version of history that spotlights and celebrates democracy, diversity, and national pride, and juxtaposed against the sobering reality of over FOUR centuries of relentless class exploitation, racist genocide, and mass repression — culminating in today’s ruthless, imperialist war machine.

The system of capitalism — repackaged as “equal opportunity,” and “free enterprise” — was designed to extract and maximize profit at the cost of our wages, our freedom, our dignity and, ultimately, our lives.

Yet, this country has also been the site of relentless resistance and a concrete history of a unified, organized, mass fight back — a history that’s long been fettered by the elites threatened by our working class power.

The reality is, as long as there is a capitalist class, there will be two Americas — one for the rich and one for the exploited. However, if we look at history in its full context, draw from its lessons, and pull our class into revolutionary struggle, then there is only one inevitable conclusion: the socialist future for and by the working class.

We have to hold up history’s mirror to face the contradictions of our present moment and conditions, and we must reconcile our duty to continue the historical fights of longstanding, ongoing struggles.

It is these struggles that were brought forth by our revolutionary pioneers, forged by our leaders, and advanced by our class before us. We can and we should continue to advance the struggle for liberation in order to win a socialist future for all!

Learn more at 2americas250.org


The People’s Forum hosts —THE PEOPLE VS. BILLIONAIRES: SOCIALIST SUMMER SCHOOLRegister TODAY before tomorrow’s opening s...
07/20/2026

The People’s Forum hosts —

THE PEOPLE VS. BILLIONAIRES: SOCIALIST SUMMER SCHOOL

Register TODAY before tomorrow’s opening session! (peoplesforum.org/summer26)

Workers are being forced to fund endless vanity wars with our tax dollars, while suffering through an affordability crisis with no relief in sight.

A man is hoarding a trillion dollars in wealth while billions starve and scrape to survive off of the bare minimum.

ICE is escalating their terror and violence against immigrants and US citizens, especially in black and brown communities.

The climate is spiraling towards irreversible, life-threatening damage because of corporate greed.

These are not anomalies — this is a system designed to eradicate the working class. Capitalism holds no solutions for working-class people.

Only we can build a new future for ourselves and the planet!

The task as hand is arduous, but it is necessary. It is our duty to learn from past movements, their defeats and their victories, and to start building a better future now.

How do we do that and where do we start?

If you are interested in the answer and in organizing for a better future, you are invited to join us for this Summer’s School for Socialism.

Whether you’re new to socialism or deepening your analysis, all experience levels are welcome!
This is a 5 Week Hybrid course starting at 21 July, 2026 to 20 August, 2026, twice weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30 - 8:30 PM ET.

Visit the registration link to learn more information (like about the self-guided course option and more) and to REGISTER! We want to see you there!

🔗 peoplesforum.org/summer26

SAY HIS NAME: KOHEN WILEY! ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼✊🏻The call to action was loud and crystal clear — the people showed up, showed out, a...
06/29/2026

SAY HIS NAME: KOHEN WILEY! ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼✊🏻

The call to action was loud and crystal clear — the people showed up, showed out, and showed what class power in action looks like in the streets.

As long as police are allowed to terrorize our communities with impunity, more lives will be at risk. We pushed back to make it clear that we will not allow racist police violence to go unchecked!

Until Hunter Foster and the Senatobia Police Department are held accountable for Kohen’s murder, and the entire unjust system is dismantled and replaced with a system that values our lives, the people will be right there applying the pressure!

The fight continues …

06/24/2026

It’s no coincidence that socialism is making a comeback — and that 62% of people aged 18-29 have a favorable view of it.

We’re at a decisive moment in history: conditions for working class people are rapidly declining while climate change, endless war and the rise of AI threaten the very existence of humanity. Capitalism has proven itself as incapable of meeting our needs.

But we’re only as powerless as we allow ourselves to be. It’s time to set aside our fears, take a leap of faith and get organized. Only then can we win the world we deserve ➡️ pslweb.org/join

Kohen Wiley was a baby, taken too soon at the hands of the police industrial complex. Kohen should still be alive. Under...
06/24/2026

Kohen Wiley was a baby, taken too soon at the hands of the police industrial complex. Kohen should still be alive. Under a worker-run, socialist system, he would STILL be alive.

In this heightened, tense, palpable political moment, our task as a class is to indict the system that is wholly responsible not only for Kohen’s death, but every failure leading up to and beyond it — a failure to meet our needs and not only a failure to protect, but to actively punish us when we say “enough is enough!”

We refuse to let the system ignore yet another Black child and continue to categorize Black people as disposable. We demand accountability, transparency, and justice!

It’s time to show up for ourselves by showing up for Kohen THIS WEEKEND. A transformation of society demands mass unity, mass organization, and mass action!

Will you join us?

Event — March and Rally
📅 Date — Friday, June 26
🕙 Time — 10 AM
📍 4930 US-51 Senatobia, MS 38668

Event — Community Town Hall
📅 Date — Friday, June 26
🕕 Time — 6 PM to 7:30 PM
📍 Fairway Christian Church

Event — Community Vigil for Baby Kohen
📅 Date — Saturday, June 27
🕕 Time — 6 PM
📍Sardis Park/Baseball Field, Sardis, MS

People all across Mississippi and the nation are rallied around demands for answers surrounding the question baby Kohen ...
06/19/2026

People all across Mississippi and the nation are rallied around demands for answers surrounding the question baby Kohen Wiley’s murder at the hands of the Senatobia Police Department.

The impact of Kohen’s horrific death is far reaching — a family and community are grieving a child.

We are inviting the Tupelo and surrounding community to come out tonight, June 19th, and join us in solidarity with the people of Senatobia for a community vigil.

Kohen’s family, the community of Senatobia, and all victims of racist police terror and violence deserve justice, and this fight demands our struggle.

Keep up with updates about upcoming actions here, as well! This is just the beginning of more to come. The people demand answers and full accountability from the city of Senatobia, the state of Mississippi, and the racist system that enabled the violent murder of an infant.



Where: Tupelo, The Depot
When: TONIGHT, June 19th
Time: 8:30 pm

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Senatobia, MS
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