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Reclaiming International Workers’ Day—a day for all workers
On May 1, tens of thousands took to the streets across the country to demand legalization for all immigrants and…
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Catastrophic tornadoes devastate Southern states
Between April 25 and 30, more than 150 tornadoes killed 350 people; thousands were injured and tens of thousands of…
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Victory in Jeremy Marks case
Rochelle Pittman said, “The movement is the reason that Jeremy did not end up in jail for seven years with…
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Iraqi protesters demand end of U.S. occupation
More than 1,000 protesters in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul have been demonstrating to demand an end to the…
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High school students protest teacher layoffs
Student protests against teacher layoffs are spreading across the country. Some district officials and administrators are threatening students if the…
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Londoners protest anti-LGBT bigotry
Hundreds flocked to a London pub to oppose bigotry against the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community after two men…
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Georgia passes anti-immigrant bill similar to SB 1070
The Georgia state legislature recently passed a bill that would require employers to use a federal database to make sure…
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New openings for reviving the workers’ movement
Talk given in a panel titled “Building a new workers’ movement: Organized labor and the challenges ahead” at the Nov.…
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Why I joined the PSL
Following is a talk given in the Closing Plenary of the Nov. 13-14, 2010, National Conference on Socialism sponsored by…
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Why I joined the PSL
Following is a talk given in the Closing Plenary of the Nov. 13-14, 2010, National Conference on Socialism sponsored by…
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May Day is vital link for labor and immigrant rights
Since the mid-1930s, when U.S. labor unions won legal recognition, the capitalist class has generally accepted their right to exist.…
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Mumia Abu-Jamal wins new sentencing hearing
Although his conviction still stands, political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal has won a new sentencing hearing in a decision by a…
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Mother charged with larceny for seeking good school for son
Tanya McDowell, a homeless Black woman from Bridgeport, Conn., was charged with first-degree larceny for sending her son to a…
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Community responds to anti-trans attack at Maryland McDonald’s
On April 18, Chrissy Lee Polis, a 22-year-old transgendered woman, became the victim of a violent hate crime for using…
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Ataques contra inmigrantes continúan sin fin
Intentos de promover histeria anti-inmigrante continúan mientras que los políticos reaccionarios proponen legislación atacando trabajadores indocumentados y sus familias.
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Baltimore activists rally to free Eddie Conway
On April 23, members of the Party for Socialism and Liberation joined dozens of spirited activists for a rally in…
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Study exposes prison phone price gouging
Not only are prisoners ripped off by the prisoner telephone industry but the jails, prisons and detention centers routinely make…
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D.C. teachers protest biased Washington Post coverage
On April 15, teachers rallied in front of the Washington Post to oppose their biased reporting on education reform in…
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Earth Day speech: Maximizing energy profits equals death
Richard Becker, Western Regional Coordinator of the ANSWER Coalition, discusses environmental destruction, the forces behind it and what we can…
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Attacks on immigrants continue unabated under Obama administration
Attempts to promote an anti-immigrant hysteria continue as reactionary politicians propose legislation attacking undocumented workers and their families.
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