Cincinnati Socialists responds to Ohio Rep. Greg Landsman’s statements to the CityBeat regarding our rally in front of Main Street’s John Weld Peck Federal Building on November 16, 2023 to protest U.S tax dollars funding to the IDF and the government’s active role in genocide of Palestinians.

Last week, over a hundred Congressional staffers walked out in protest of the Biden administration’s refusal to countenance a ceasefire in Gaza. This trend is the latest instance of the heightening contradictions facing neoliberalism in an age of expanding crises.

Cincinnati Socialists condemns Ohio’s Rep. Landsman, and all other members of the House who voted to censure Rep. Tlaib for acknowledging her own people’s right to self-determination.

Cincinnati Socialists’ condemns Cincinnati Public Radio on their Anti-Palestine Bias during their November 1, 2023 podcast “How the war between Israel and Hamas is impacting local communities”.

Cincinnati Socialists stands in solidarity with the UAW and its members.

Cincinnati Socialists’ statement expressing solidarity with Palestinian liberation.

Cincinnati Socialists’ statement expressing solidarity with the striking workers of the UAW

Cincinnati Socialists’ statement regarding the aggressive push for a dog park in Burnet Woods by Cincinnati Parks, where much of the community doesn’t want it.

Cincinnati Socialists’ statement on the recent priority changes of WVU and the financially predatory path the university is headed down.

… Cincinnati Socialists congratulate the workers in this historic vote and seek to encourage all working people to strike in solidarity with the overworked and underpaid men and women of UPS if negotiations fail.

Credit: David “Dee” Delgado