Women Organized to Resist and Defend will join thousands of people in cities across the country and millions around the world on May Day by taking to the streets.

On April 13, people across the country participated in actions demanding "U.S. drones out of Africa, the Middle East, Asia and Everywhere!"

On Tuesday April 23, NYC WORD organizers joined a dozen of protesters outside of the New York Times building to demand the end of the publication's usage of the term "illegal" when referring to undocumented immigrants.

Organizers estimated that over 100,000 immigrants and supporters flooded the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol April 10—a weekday—demanding comprehensive immigration reform.

Over 200 people joined in a spirited march on the Lynwood substation of the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department to demand justice for Jose de la Trinidad and an end to police brutality in the local community.

Coalition leaders have reached out to labor and community groups, conducted teach-ins and recruited student and faculty representatives on each of the nine primary City College campuses, gained the active support of the San Francisco Central Labor Council, and joined with leaders from other colleges

It is clear that the U.S. government is seeking to shut down the hunger strike to avoid having more light shone on the torture and de facto life sentences. The cause of the hunger strikers should be taken up by all progressive- and revolutionary-minded people.

Take action to demand NO intervention in Venezuela and respect for the Venezuelan elections.

Longtime socialist Nicolás Maduro was elected president of Venezuela on April 14, in a crucial election held five weeks after the death of revolutionary leader and president Hugo Chávez on March 5.

On April 13, hundreds took to the streets nationwide in the largest protests in the United States to date opposing the use of drones by the U.S. government.