The Indypendent is no doubt New York City's "free paper for free people." After five years, it finally has a website to bring all it's award-winning journalism, commentary, photography and art to a world audience. Make sure to bookmark the page -- and check out selections from the current 20-page issue, including:
Arun Gupta's analysis of UFPJ's "Playing It Safe" | Bill Van Auken on strategies for TWU in the face of goverment repression | Todd Ensign on G.I. organizing | Jed Brandt on the turmoil in Nepal and, really and truly, much more!
We don't get the Indy out here. Do you have a distribution list or number?
Posted by: I'm from Jersey, You from Jersey? | April 30, 2006 at 03:18 PM
I'm in Newark.
Posted by: I'm from Jersey, You from Jersey? | April 30, 2006 at 03:18 PM
Apparently, it's not enough for Van Auken to blow his bowels with his nutty little WSWS.org, so he had to wipe his ass on the Indy. Sigh. Did you guys have a serious hole to fill, or what?
Posted by: | May 01, 2006 at 12:21 AM
Van Auken wrote a good analysis of the situation, something WSWS does often enough that I'm a reader. I don't have to accept every prescription to learn something from all kinds of different people.
Did you even read the article? There's commenting on the Indy's website -- take it up with him there.
Posted by: the burningman | May 01, 2006 at 10:30 PM