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Racist University of Illinois mascot finally barred
The following article appeared Feb. 27 on pslweb.org. After a nearly 20-year campaign by Native American activists and their supporters,…
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Struggle to free Gary Tyler gains momentum
The following article appeared Mar. 6 on pslweb.org. “I emphatically and unequivocally maintain my innocence as I did in 1974…
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What can end the war in Iraq?
March 6, 2007: At least 113 Iraqi civilians and nine U.S. soldiers are killed in Iraq, and hundreds more wounded.…
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Rape case exposes U.S. domination of Philippine government
This article appeared in March 2007's Socialism and Liberation magazine. It is based on a Feb. 2 guest presentation at…
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U.S. lies about Venezuela’s role in global drug trade
The United States is once again slinging baseless accusations against the Venezuelan government for facilitating the "global drug trade." A…
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Update on case of Mumia Abu-Jamal
Political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal has been on Pennsylvania's death row since 1982 on false charges of shooting a Philadelphia cop.…
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Somalis resist U.S.-sponsored Ethiopian occupation
On March 21, hundreds of Somalis dragged the bodies of Transitional Federal Government and Ethiopian occupation soldiers through the streets…
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Iran stands up to British imperialist provocations
On March 23, Iranian military vessels captured 14 British servicemen and one servicewoman in the Shatt al-Arab waterway. The river,…
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Demand the release of Sami Al-Arian
This message was distributed by the National Council of Arab Americans . The National Council of Arab Americans (NCA) demands…
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Venezuela’s war on huge landholdings
Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez announced Sunday the nationalization of 300,000 hectares (741,313 acres) of idle farmland marking the beginning of…
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Anti-war movement sets the record straight
After a week of pressure exerted by angry people in Northern California, the San Francisco Chronicle has agreed to publish…
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Mississippi workers strike defense giant Northrop Grumman
On March 8, more than 7,000 workers at defense company Northrop Grumman’s Pascagoula, Miss., shipyard went on strike. The strikers,…
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Venezuela’s new steps toward socialist transformation
On Jan. 8, Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez sent tremors through the international capitalist market when he announced a new wave…
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California State University professors vote to strike
The writer is a professor at University of California Los Angeles. On March 21, the California State University faculty voted…
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Anti-immigrant raids in Massachusetts
On Mar. 6, at least 300 undocumented workers were arrested in a leather manufacturing plant owned by Michael Bianco, Inc.,…
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Cook County slashes healthcare budget
On Feb. 23, the Cook County Board of Commissioners passed a budget that will layoff 1,700 workers, including nurses and…
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Women and the working-class struggle
The following is based on a talk presented at the Socialist Women’s Conference in New York City on Feb. 11,…
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5,000 march on Michigan Ave. to stop Iraq war
On the fourth anniversary of the Iraq war, over 5,000 people from all communities came together to march on Michigan…
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Anti-war protests sweep the country
Thirty-seven years ago when anti-war protests began to engulf the United States the Nixon administration adopted a public posture of…
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Resistance to U.S. imperialism grows in Latin America
On March 8, President George Bush left the United States on a six-day trip through Latin America. He traveled through…
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