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Helen Keller a socialist? Who knew!
We remember Helen Keller for the extraordinary person she was: a writer, public speaker, and revolutionary socialist for a majority…
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disability rights
Film review: Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution
The documentary tells the story of how the interactions in the summer of 1972 at Camp Jened, a camp for…
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Analysis
COVID + Capitalism = Death
In a shocking new report, the Centers for Disease Control just announced the largest single-year drop in life expectancy in…
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Analysis
Will the Democrats ditch “consensus” and deliver promised reforms?
In yet another example of the futility of the Biden administration’s “bipartisan” approach, Republicans blocked a vote on a major…
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COVID + El capitalismo = Muerte
En un nuevo informe impactante, los Centros para el Control de Enfermedades acaban de anunciar la mayor caída en la…
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Analysis
$26 billion opioid settlement: Is this justice?
The executives at these companies whose actions contributed to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people are not facing…
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Analysis
Israeli govt ‘melts down’ after ice cream company divests
Even though the divestment will not fully take effect until the end of next year, and Ben & Jerry’s plans…
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The Socialist Program
China’s Foreign Policy Part 6, 1995-2001: Hong Kong Returns to China and China Joins the WTO
This interview is an episode of The Socialist Program with Brian Becker, a podcast providing news and views about the…
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Acuerdo legal de opioides por $ 26 mil millones: ¿Es esto lo que se llama justicia?
Catorce fiscales generales estatales anunciaron ayer que habían llegado a un acuerdo propuesto relacionado con demandas civiles contra cuatro importantes…
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Militant Journalism
Community rallies for two killed in Racine, Wisconsin, jail
On July 18, activists rallied in front of the jail and courthouse in Racine County, Wisconsin, to demand justice for…
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The Socialist Program
Big Oil’s War Against the World!
Brian and Prof. Wolff cover how capitalists have ferociously competed over the years to control the world's supply of oil…
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Analysis
Peruvian people triumph over far right effort to steal election
Peru’s National Jury of Elections (JNE) declared today that Pedro Castillo is the official winner of last month’s presidential election.
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The Socialist Program
Cuba: How the CIA Manipulates Social Media and All Media
Brian Becker, Esther Iverem, Nicole Roussell and Walter Smolarek discuss how the people of Cuba demonstrated in support of their…
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Analysis
Why are the Rio Grande and other rivers drying up?
Without immediate and rapid change, New Mexico and other areas will plunge further into drought and irreversible environmental damage.
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Analysis
Six ways the cruel U.S. blockade makes Cubans suffer
The United States, a country with a $20 trillion economy, is waging a full-scale economic war against an island whose…
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Militant Journalism
Nurses at Keck Hospital of USC strike for patient safety
“We’ve been in contract negotiations for the past eight months, fighting for fair wages, but mainly patient safety,” said Kerri…
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Analysis
Women prisoners in New Mexico suffer under inhumane conditions
Though well aware of significant problems, both Department of Corrections officials and the local press have long ignored the situation.
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Online panel: Let Cuba live! End the U.S. blockade now!
Photo: Cubans rally to support the revolution and government in Camaguey on July 12 This webinar was organized by the…
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Militant Journalism
Penn. higher education under attack by its own Board of Governors
Photo: Protest against university “consolidation” outside the state capitol, Harrisburg On the afternoon of July 14, the Board of Governors…
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The Socialist Program
China’s Foreign Policy Part 5, 1989-1995: Navigating to Global Economic Integration after Tiananmen
In the aftermath of the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, China found itself internationally isolated and subjected to harsh new economic…
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