Revolutionary Worker’s Club of Tidewater

07/06/2026

No one should be surveilled. You shouldn't have to fight for privacy, but we'll be doing that again on Tuesday at the Norfolk City Council meeting at 6:00pm. We hope to see you there.

06/06/2026

We're getting ready for another good turnout on Tuesday for at the Norfolk City Council. Come ready to speak and support on Tuesday, June 9th at 6:00 pm!

05/06/2026

Watch where you walk - it's where they Flock. Don't miss your chance to tell Norfolk City Council Members why we don't want to be surveilled.

05/06/2026

Don't stay in the dark - get involved and see the change that you can make.

04/06/2026

We want to hear your thoughts on - show up to the City Council Meeting in Norfolk Tuesday June 9th and 6:00pm to make your voice heard!

03/06/2026

Have you signed up to speak against Flock cameras? Visit https://www.norfolk.gov/200/City-Council to make sure you're ready to show your support of

23/05/2026

Our monthly food program is coming up next weekend! If you can by donating clothing, food, or hygeine supplies, please send us a message and consider volunteering with us!

If you are unable to particiapte, please consider donating to our cause at on Venmo. We work hard to serve those in need in our community. No one can do it alone.

21/05/2026

Just like you, we do all that we can - from feeding the unhoused to showing up for our community. Our comrade shared their thoughts on our No Kings turnout back in March.

"The Tidewater club divided our efforts that Saturday, with comrades tending to our Saturday morning food drive, and others attending No Kings 3. The ethos of our efforts was to guide individuals towards further activism, as it is our assertion that protest alone is inefficient in stirring material changes. Multiple items were passed out to protesters. We had zines, QR codes, as well as flyers for our chapter’s on-going work on a de-Flock camera campaign. We found that a playful offer of a zine followed by our QR code sheets was the easiest way to get necessary information into attendants’ hands."

Read the full article at https://vacpusa.org/2026/05/05/no-kings-3/

Protesters and comrades in NoVA at No Kings 3
Photo credit: Sahnun Mohamud

20/05/2026

Getting involved in your local organizations and communities is one of the biggest ways that you can contribute to making a change. It is too late to be a-political - take a look at the world. There are so many ways that you can make a difference.

Learn more about us at https://www.cpusa.org

20/05/2026

When do ‘detention centers’ become ‘concentration camps’? Experts look to history
Are U.S. immigration agents sending migrants and asylum seekers to “detention centers” or “internment camps”? Are they being held in “processing centers” or “concentration camps”?

It depends on who you talk to. Sometimes the U.S. government uses bureaucratic and benign terms like “detention centers,” which immigrant advocates argue minimize often harsh conditions. At other times, they use sensational nicknames like the “Speedway Slammer” that suggest their purpose is for punishment.

Read more at

Are U.S. immigration agents sending migrants and asylum seekers to “detention centers” or “internment camps”? Are they being held in “processing centers” or “concentration camps”? It depends on who you talk to. Sometimes the U.S.