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Free the Panther 8!
During the week of Jan. 20, police in California, New York and Florida apprehended eight former members of the Black…
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Ruling class unleashes terror on immigrant rights movement
Spring 2006 will be remembered for the huge mobilization of immigrant workers demanding their rights. This spring, the ruling class…
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Women still paid less than men for equal work
If you think that women’s status in U.S. society is slowly but surely improving, think again. Sexist discrimination is alive…
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Infant death rate jumps in U.S. South
Infant death rates have skyrocketed in the South in recent years. This terrible result can be traced to cuts in…
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Building the struggle for socialism in the U.S.
The writer presented this as the opening talk of the Day of Socialism Workshops in Los Angeles on April 28.…
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Congress’s new Iraq war bill won’t stop the war
On April 26, the Senate, in a 51 to 46 vote, approved a bill authorizing billions in continued funding for…
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Posada and the U.S.: Hypocrisy in the ‘war on terror’
The Commission on Constitutional and Judicial Affairs of the Cuban National Assembly of the People's Power (Cuban Parliament) denounced Wednesday…
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Local 510 Sign & Display Union fights for labor contract
The members of Sign Display & Allied Crafts Local Union 510 in San Francisco face a struggle for the future…
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Local 510 Sign & Display Union fights for labor contract
The members of Sign Display & Allied Crafts Local Union 510 in San Francisco face a struggle for the future…
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Gabriela Silang: Anti-colonial fighter in the Philippines
Filipino women have a long struggle against oppression, foreign control and male domination.
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U.S. occupiers announce Iraq ‘security’ wall
Day by day, the Iraqi resistance to U.S. occupation is growing and intensifying. In the wake of the April 9…
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Virginia Tech killings in perspective
It is at a moment of crisis that the nature of the existing social order is revealed. That which seems…
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Chávez to take Posada Carriles case to U.N.
"I call on the United Nations to intervene in this case. We will take this case to the United Nations.…
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Troops suffer shell shock in Iraq war
As the fifth year of the occupation of Iraq rages on, the consequences of the war are becoming increasingly clear.…
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Abortion rights struggle heats up after anti-choice ruling
This Supreme Court decision will rank with the Dred Scott decision, so thoroughly mistaken as to be a landmark. —George…
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Attorney Generals come and go, the wheels of repression grind on
Last week’s Senate Judiciary Committee hearing featuring attorney general Alberto Gonzales was fit for prime time entertainment. Full of glowering…
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Postal workers say no to privatization
Hundreds of letter carriers from 18 states descended on the headquarters of the United States Postal Service in Washington, D.C.,…
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ANSWER Coalition: Terrorist Posada released on bail
The ANSWER Coalition (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism) condemns in the strongest terms, the release of terrorist…
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Demonstration demands release of Sami Al-Arian
On April 13, members of the ANSWER Coalition (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism) joined a demonstration and…
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Hotel workers kick off campaign for new contract
As part of the Unite Here Hotel Workers Rising campaign, 1,500 hotel workers and their supporters took to the streets…
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