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Baltimore youth ‘die-in’ for education funding
Two dozen high school and college students from Baltimore and Washington and one high school teacher from Baltimore were arrested…
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News series exposes super-exploitation of immigrants
A six-day series published in February by The Charlotte Observer reveals the plight of wo rkers at House of Raeford…
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The racist internment of Japanese Americans
Feb. 19 is the anniversary of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s signing of Executive Order 9066. The order led to the…
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Israeli war crimes mount against Palestinians in Gaza
Israeli defense minister Ehud Barak told the Knesset on Feb. 11 that the Israeli military was preparing a large-scale operation…
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Pro-war forces meet strong resistance in Berkeley, Calif.
The Berkeley City Council’s passed a resolution on Jan. 29 calling U.S. Marine recruiters in downtown Berkeley "uninvited and unwanted…
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Los millones que no pudieron votar en el “Súper Martes”
Debido a las elecciones primarias en el “Súper Martes” del 5 de febrero, es importante recordar que hay millones de…
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Liberation, Volume 2, Issue 5
Volume 2, No. 5: 30 Million Denied the Right to Vote On the cover: The millions who could not vote…
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Stop the firing of Michigan doctor Catherine Wilkerson
The ANSWER Coalition sent an action alert to its members on Feb. 13 about Dr. Wilkerson's case. Send an email…
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Fighting in Chad fueled by imperialist maneuvers
In early February, an alliance of rebel groups attacked the Chadian capital of N’Djamena to overthrow President Idriss Déby, a…
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The millions who couldn’t vote on ‘Super Tuesday’
The millions who couldn't vote on "Super Tuesday" Download a 8.5 x11 .pdf of the article
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Statement on the Brattleboro Indictment
Statement on the Brattleboro indictment Download the statement on the Brattleboro indictment
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Racist ICE raids target immigrant workers
More than 100 U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents raided a printer supply manufacturer, Micro Solutions Enterprises, on Feb. 7…
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Bolivia to hold four referendums in 2008
José Luis Exeni, the president of Bolivia’s National Election Court, has announced that at least four referendums would be held…
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South African police abuse immigrants
Zimbabwean migrants and their supporters took to the streets of Cape Town, South Africa, on Feb. 7 to protest a…
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Global warming teach-ins reach over 1 million students
Global warming took center stage as the topic of the United States’ largest-ever teach-in, held on Jan. 31. Over 1,500…
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A campaign of, by and for the workers
The working class gets to vote every four years but is never represented in the White House, Congress or the…
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Mexican farmers continue to fight NAFTA plunder
Over 100,000 farmers descended Mexico City on Jan 31 to protest the removal of tariffs on imported beans, corn, sugar…
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Bush budget proposal boosts military, cuts health care
On Feb. 4, President Bush proposed a deficit-doubling $3.1-trillion budget that would drastically increase military spending and cut funding for…
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The millions who could not vote on ‘Super Tuesday’
Read more from PSL presidential candidate Gloria La Riva at her blog: larivaforpresident.blogspot.com . In the wake of the Feb.…
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The PSL presidential campaign supports Brattleboro Bush/Cheney indictment
The La Riva/Puryear Party for Socialism and Liberation presidential campaign expresses its strong support for the proposal to the Brattleboro,…
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