One People United

🌟 Exciting week ahead with We Are Revolutionary! 🌟

📅 Fri, March 22: Monthly meeting at Albany Free School

📅 Sat, March 23:
- Voter registration at Forever Juice Bar
- Honoring Daniel Prude for Daniel’s Day at 4 PM

📅 Sat, March 30: Easter candy giveaway at Albany Free School

Join us to learn how you can get involved in the movement! See you there!

“It is our duty to fight for our freedom. It is our duty to win. We must love each other and support each other. We have nothing to lose but our chains.”
-Assata Shakur-

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To Mark International Women's Day, 'Fearless Girl' on Wall Street Has Been Surrounded by Jagged Shards of Broken Glass The sculpture looks like it's under attack.Four years after Fearless Girl first faced off against Wall Street’s Charging Bull, the finance company behind the marketing stunt-turned beloved public …

Join the cause in vote Lukee Forbes for Mayor of Albany.

Tonight, Mr. Richard-Olivier Marius and I are writing to the Governor and relevant authorities, requesting that certain petitioning and election requirements be relaxed to ensure safer 2021 campaigning in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. We invite and do hope our comrades around Albany will co-sign the letter in the coming week.

In need of motivated individuals, who want to see actual reform in our city. We have seen the effects of having millionaires advocate for the working people of our nation. It is time that we make change. So please join our team in .

Help Lukee Forbes petition for a spot on the ballot to become Mayor of Albany. Lukee Forbes is committed to by upholding the people’s interest when decisions are made regarding difficulties the City of Albany faces. Coming from an urban community, he has witnessed the struggles of poverty firsthand. Starting out as a troubled youth, Forbes has seen both sides ...

Harvard Has Figured Out Why So Many Black People Are In Prison When a judge tasked researchers at Harvard to explain why Massachusetts’ Black and Latinx incarceration was so high, they reached one conclusion.