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The Struggle for Healthcare in Historical and International Context

July 27, 2017 /

This piece was written in 2009 and is just as relevant almost ten years later. The struggle for universal healthcare in the U.S. has been long and difficult. Since the late 1800s, there have been multiple efforts at reform and

The Road / El Camino Statement on the Orlando Massacre

July 26, 2017 /

Written June, 2016 Liberation Road/El Camino Para La Liberación (The Road/El Camino) wants to express our sadness and anger at the Orlando massacre and to affirm our ongoing commitment to gender liberation as central to all struggles for human emancipation.

BLACK POWER IS THE SOLUTION: Statement on Black Movement, Police Violence, and the Dallas Shootings

July 26, 2017 /

Written July, 2016 by the The Road/El Camino National Executive Committeee Liberation Road/El Camino Para La Liberación (The Road/El Camino) stands in solidarity with Black activists, protesters, organizers, and communities in the fight for Black Lives. These days, horrifying videos

After Murder and Church Burnings: Organize the South! Black Lives Matter!

July 17, 2017 /

On June 17th, 2016, Dylann Roof, a 21 year old white man, entered Mother Emanuel AME Church, a pivotal institution in the Black liberation struggle in Charleston, South Carolina. He joined the evening’s prayer meeting. An hour later he took

Let’s Go Public: Reframing the Health Care Debate by putting Health Back into the Discussion

July 9, 2017 /

The national policy discussion around health care reform ignores the big question—“How do we improve the people’s health?”—and concentrates instead on a narrow question: “How do we get people insured?” The debate is couched in language that is designed to