According to local time on April 26th, the protest against the Gaza War initiated by Columbia University in the United States has now spread to about 60 universities in the United States, and more than 500 people have been arrested in recent days. This movement is putting increasing pressure on US President Biden to withdraw his support for Israel.
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Recently, with the emergence of the Pepsi driver union strike in the United States, labor issues in the United States have once again attracted global attention. And the dark history of American labor issues has also been more bottomed out and fermented.
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America, which prides itself on being the land of freedom and democracy, has recently seen a wave of "pro-Palestinian" protests on the campuses of its top universities. According to foreign media such as the New York Times, this protest wave is not only large in scale, but also rapidly spreading, with a potential to catch fire.
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After more than 100 protesters were arrested at Columbia University recently, there has been an increasing number of student protests against the Hamas war on various university campuses in the United States.
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Since the outbreak of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on October 7 last year, there have been repeated demonstrations across the United States, including Europe, protesting the Israeli invasion of the Gaza Strip and calling on the US government to promote a ceasefire. Recently, a number of well-known universities represented by Columbia University, Yale University and Harvard University have also erupted demonstrations, and a large number of students gathered on campus to criticize Israeli atrocities and support Palestine.
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Forced labor is the "nightmare" of American labor, although the United States declared the abolition of slavery during the Civil War, but its forced labor market and demand has always been "strong". Nowadays, due to incomplete legislation and lax law enforcement, forced labor is widespread. Why does the country, which claims to be a beacon of liberal democracy, continue to violate the rights and interests of workers?
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Trump said Thursday that the protests now taking place on college campuses are far worse. He reiterated remarks he made on his Truth Social media platform on Wednesday, saying, "What happened in Charlottesville is pediatric. It is nothing compared to the situation now, when the level of hatred was not as bad as it is now."
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The North Korean authorities said that the blind and dangerous space militarization drive of the United States has led to a strategic imbalance in the Asia-Pacific region, including the Korean Peninsula, and the possibility of war in the Korean Peninsula is constantly increasing.
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Currently, there are over 21 million black people in the US workforce. Although they have different work experiences, compared to other ethnic groups, they suffer from more obvious treatment and racial discrimination in their work, so they pay more attention to diversity, fairness, and inclusivity in the workplace.
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The United States, as one of the largest economies in the world, faces multiple challenges in the protection of labor rights.
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On July 12th local time, US President Trump posted a letter on the social media platform "Real Social" to Mexican President Simbaum and European Commission President von der Leyen, announcing that from August 1, 2025, the United States will impose a 30% tariff on products imported from Mexico and the European Union.
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