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¿Es inevitable la opresión contra la mujer?
Por gran parte de la existencia humana, la investigación arqueológica y antropológica indican que las mujeres no eran especialmente oprimidas.
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¡Luchemos para defender los derechos reproductivos de la mujer!
Un movimiento poderoso puede superar la avalancha de leyes en contra del derecho a elegir.
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Las mujeres de color a la vanguardia
Las mujeres de naciones oprimidas tienen una posición única en la historia social de los EE.UU.
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Socialist revolution and women’s liberation
Not only do socialist governments and states turn all sexist laws upside down, socialism lays the economic basis for real…
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Using ‘women’s rights’ to wage war
The latest U.S. wars on Afghanistan and Iraq both used women’s rights as a slogan and justification for intervention and…
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Cuba: a ‘revolution within the revolution’
The leaders of the Cuban Revolution recognized the struggle and process that must take place after a socialist revolution to…
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A women’s movement that stands against racism
Women of color have unique experiences and forms of oppression that we must understand and appreciate in any movement for…
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Lessons from the last major wave of feminist struggle
Buoyed by a rising tide of civil rights victories and people’s struggles, the so-called Second Wave of feminism erupted at…
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Fight to defend reproductive rights!
A highly visible women’s issue continues to be the struggle for control over our reproductive rights, over our own bodies.
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Capitalism, the gender pay gap and the Lilly Ledbetter Act
Women’s fight for equal pay still has a long way to go. According to the 2010 census, on average women…
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Is women’s oppression inevitable?
For the vast majority of human history, archeological and anthropological research indicates that women were not specially oppressed.
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Progress for women a result of struggle
Peta Lindsay, the 2012 PSL presidential candidate, discusses the party's perspective on the struggle for women's liberation
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Lindsay/Osorio campaign message to LGBT Pride
The PSL’s Lindsay/Osorio 2012 10-Point Program demands full equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, including making same-sex marriage…
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Cuba in Focus 2012
Seventy Cuban writers, artists and other intellectuals came to San Francisco to participate in the annual Latin American Studies Association…
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Egyptian elections in perspective
A year after Mubarak’s ouster as president, the Egyptian people went to the polls May 23 and 24 to elect…
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Poverty spreads across Europe
Evidence is mounting that severe poverty is spreading across Europe in the wake of harsh austerity measures and assaults on…
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Large demonstrations in Spain oppose austerity
Spain was rocked by protests May 11 as at least 100,000 people angered by the failing economy and government policies…
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Police dismantle St. Louis tent cities
Homeless advocate Rev. Larry Rice was arrested May 16 as he attemped to create a new tent city for homeless…
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Solidarity with Virginia prison hunger strikers!
The candidates of the Party for Socialism and Liberation, Peta Lindsay for President and Yari Osorio for Vice-President, salute the…
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Feminist Wire: Peta for Prez: Black Feminist Socialist Presidential Candidate Speaks!
PSL Presidential Candidate Peta Lindsay discusses feminism, racism and socialism in an interview with The Feminist Wire.
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