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Israeli ultra-rightist protested in Pittsburgh
On Wednesday, Feb. 3, more than 50 community members and activists converged outside the Hillel Jewish University Center in Pittsburgh…
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Forty union members killed in Colombia in 2009
Forty union members were killed in Colombia during 2009. Colombia has become one of the most dangerous countries for union…
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Iran threatened with heightened sanctions
The United States and European Union have stepped up their accusations that Iran is enriching uranium for nuclear weapons, even…
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Harry Haywood’s contributions to the National Question and the fight for class unity
Harry Haywood was a long time member and leader of the Communist Party-USA and other communist organizations from the 1920's…
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Fighting continues to rage in Somalia
According to the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, 258 non-combatants died in Somalia in January, the bloodiest month since August…
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Vieques residents fight to halt harmful U.S. weapons testing
Residents of Vieques, Puerto Rico, have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government seeking justice and restitution for severe illness…
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Venezuelan government writes off Haiti’s debt
During the closing ceremony of the Bolivarian Alliance for the Americas (ALBA) in late January, President Hugo Chávez announced that…
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Cuba still flying the flag in Haiti
This article appeared on Digital Granma Internacional on Feb. 2. PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti.--Twenty days after the earthquake that mercilessly shook this…
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We won’t sit by …
The PSL is a member organization of the ANSWER Coalition (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism), which released…
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A war against working-class communities
The city of Lima, Ohio, recently announced that it will pay a $2.5 million settlement for the slaying of Tarika…
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Arctic permafrost leaking methane at record levels
A recent study published in the journal Science reports a massive spike in the amount of methane seeping from Arctic…
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This country is not a ‘cash-strapped family’
If an earthquake had struck the United States, causing the loss of 7 million jobs, it would never occur to…
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Liberation Volume 4, Issue 4
Volume 4, No. 4: Washington Takes from the Poor to Give to the Rich On the cover: Taxpayers cover big…
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Harlem and socialism: recovering the history
In the early 20th century, New York City's Harlem became a Black cultural and political center in the United States.…
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10 mil marchan contra el alguacil Joe Arpaio en Phoenix
Miembros del Partido Socialismo y Liberación se unieron a 10 mil manifestantes en una marcha en Phoenix, Arizona, en oposición…
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10,000 march against Sheriff Joe Arpaio in Phoenix
Members of the Party for Socialism and Liberation joined 10,000 people for a march in Phoenix, Ariz., in opposition to…
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Undercover Pittsburgh police brutalize Black honor student
On Jan. 12, three men jumped out of a car and assaulted Jordan Miles, an 18-year-old viola player and honor…
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More on the AIG bailout: taxpayers cover big banks’ gambling debts
September 2008. Insurance giant AIG is on the verge of collapse. Politicians, the Fed, economists and pundits flood the airwaves…
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Wachovia’s Haiti relief profiteering comes under fire
Even as they struggle with the far-reaching impact of the economic crisis, millions of working people around the world have…
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Grassroots campaign takes on utility giants in Washington, D.C.
Justice First is a grassroots organization with its national headquarters in Washington, D.C. Its "Power for the People" campaign is…
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