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Michigan doctor faces charges for defending protester
"When I became a doctor I knew I would encounter a lot of human suffering, but I never envisioned a…
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Automakers announce layoffs, increase anti-worker attacks
Workers’ benefits come dead last when profits are at stake for the bosses in the auto industry. With the always-unpredictable…
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Writers’ strike challenges studio bosses
The writer is a member of the Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists in…
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Los Angeles Socialism Conference inspires working-class struggle
On Nov. 10, nearly 150 people participated in a day-long socialism conference in Los Angeles hosted by the Party for…
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Racist gang injunction criminalizes Latino youth
The writer is a Party for Socialism and Liberation organizer in San Juan Capistrano who has helped lead the struggle…
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Concert benefits Longest Walk 2
On Nov. 2, legendary singer Taj Mahal and Kris Kristofferson, author of noted songs “Me and Bobby McGee” and “Help…
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Washington green-lights Egypt’s nuclear program
On Oct. 29, Egypt’s president, Hosni Mubarak, announced the country’s plan to build several nuclear power plants. This plan was…
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Activists decry U.S. support for Musharraf
On Nov. 10, protestors gathered on the steps of San Francisco’s city hall to demand an end to martial law…
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Somalia crisis deepens, anti-imperialist forces regroup
Nine months of illegal occupation by the U.S.-backed Ethiopian military has left over 400,000 Somali people displaced with no access…
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Richmond, Calif. rallies against environmental racism
On Nov. 10, over 150 people rallied in Richmond, Calif. against the billion-dollar oil corporation Chevron. The North Richmond community…
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Rally demands return of kidnapped Haitian activist
Nearly 30 activists gathered in front of the Brazilian Consulate on Nov. 13 to demand the safe return of Haitian…
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Carbon trading conference disrupted
On Oct. 31, two "Greenwash Guerrillas" conducted the first nationally visible protest against carbon trading, a form of "green capitalism,"…
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Nationwide rallies demand freedom for the Jena 6
On Nov. 7, many hundreds of people around the country rallied to demand freedom for the Jena 6. The actions…
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New U.S. plots against the Venezuelan Revolution
Between Oct. 7 and Oct. 9, high-ranking U.S. officials met in Prague, Czech Republic, with parts of the Venezuelan opposition,…
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Liberation Volume 1, Issue 11
Volume 1, Issue 11: Cuba & Venezuela: Together Against the Empire On the cover Cuba and Venezuela: together against the…
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Boston neighborhood fights ‘bioterror’ lab
Working-class people in Boston’s Roxbury neighborhood continue to fight against the building of a biolab in the heart of their…
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No more lynchings, no more nooses
This article is based on a presentation at a Party for Socialism and Liberation meeting in New York City. Following…
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Democrats lead campaign to criminalize Black, Latino youth
Rep. Adam Schiff (D, Calif.) is set to introduce HR 3547, a piece of "anti-gang" legislation. If passed, it will…
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Why the U.S. won’t cut aid to Pakistan’s Musharraf
On Nov. 3, the government of Pakistani military dictator Gen. Pervez Musharraf declared emergency rule, suspended the constitution, and imposed…
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San Francisco State University mural honors Palestine
On Nov. 2, hundreds of people attended the unveiling of a mural at San Francisco State University. The mural celebrates…
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