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US drones to be deployed in Niger
On Feb. 22, President Obama outlined the contours of the previously announced drone base in the African nation of Niger…
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PSL Publications announces release of new book
Following the U.S. invasion of Iraq, why did the United States target the governments in Libya and Syria for destruction?…
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Iran’s judiciary, unlike its US counterpart, brings bankers to justice
The country's judiciary carried out an extensive investigation of Iran's biggest bank fraud case.
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The African Union, Algeria and Mali
Africa’s classic depiction in the mainstream media, as a giant basket case full of endless war, famine and helpless children…
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United action can stop foreclosures, evictions
As a result of the housing boom, there are now 18 million empty homes in the United States. Yet more…
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Homelessness and the Reagan legacy
As the phenomenon of homelessness in the United States reaches massive heights, it may be startling to learn that the…
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Justice for Kevin Clark! Stop Racist Police Brutality!
With a banner reading “From the Mission District to the whole Bay Area—Stop Racist Police Brutality,” over 300 community members…
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The big money behind gentrification
The wave of displacing poor and working-class neighborhoods with relatively affluent ones has gone under the name “urban renewal” or…
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The absurdity of capitalist overproduction
Every year in the United States, 3.5 million people experience a period of homelessness, nearly half of them children, according…
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Carta enviada por el compañero Fidel a Hugo Chávez
Texto íntegro de la carta enviada por el compañero Fidel a Hugo Chávez en ocasión de su regreso a la…
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Letter to Hugo Chávez from Fidel Castro
Fidel's letter to Hugo on the occasion of the latter's return to Venezuela on Feb. 18.
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¿Quién liberó a los esclavos?
En febrero de 1863, hace exactamente 150 años, comenzó el primer esfuerzo oficial para enlistar a la población de raza…
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150 years ago: first Black soldiers recruited into Civil War
On February 16, 1863, Boston, Mass. residents opened their newspapers to find an unprecedented advertisement in the daily newspaper. It…
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Police terrorism: a daily occurrence
he fact is that these officers’ main objective, like all others across the country, is not to serve and protect…
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Immigrant workers’ struggle spurs move towards legalization
The most important factor turning the tide from anti-amnesty to legalization has been the brave mobilization of immigrant workers and…
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Say no to mass incarceration!
While people in the U.S. account for only 5 percent of the world's population, the 2.4 million people languishing in…
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La huelga de los hospitales en Charleston en 1969
La huelga de Charleston por trabajadores afroamericanos de los hospitales en 1969 fue uno de los momentos claves en la…
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Lindsay: ‘La revolución social y la condición de América Negra’
Cada año, la Liga Urbana Nacional (National Urban League—NUL) emite un importante informe sobre la “Condición de América Negra.” El…
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