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Andrew Young, Wal-Mart and class unity
Many were surprised last February when Andrew Young decided to take a job as an advocate for Wal-Mart. His mission,…
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Real estate tycoons gouge New York City tenants
For millions of workers, paying rent is a monthly struggle. It is the top priority for most families—coming before food…
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Preparing for class struggle in the capitalist crises ahead
The following is adapted from a talk given at a public meeting of the Party for Socialism and Liberation in…
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Same goals, different strategy
The midterm congressional election defeat of the Republican majority in the Senate and the House of Representatives, followed by the…
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Bolivia enacts sweeping land reform law
This article was first published by Cuba's Prensa Latina on Nov. 29. Considered as a historical day, Bolivian president Evo…
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AIDS: Grappling with a global crisis
Dec. 1 is World AIDS Day, a day focused on remembering the tens of millions of people who have died…
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Fidel Castro: ‘It is our duty to save our species’
Dear compatriots and friends from all over the world: In this period I have worked intensively ensure the objectives set…
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Senate education bill would create massive databases tracking students
Senators Hilary Clinton, Ted Kennedy and John Kerry have introduced the New National Defense Education Act of 2006, Senate Bill…
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Oaxaca struggle presses demands, consolidates support
Protesters and supporters of the Popular Assembly of the Peoples of Oaxaca (APPO) proved their commitment to the people’s movement…
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World AIDS Day: Profit system rules while millions die
As governments around the world struggle desperately to provide treatment and care to millions of poor and oppressed people infected…
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Milton Friedman: Ideologue of capitalist ‘freedom’
Working-class and oppressed people are not likely to mourn the death on Nov. 16 of Milton Friedman (1912-2006). He is…
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Politicians fiddle, Iraq burns
In 1970, Henry Kissinger chaired the Vietnam War’s version of the Iraq Study Group (ISG). Its name was virtually the…
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Immigrant workers reinstated at Smithfield
On Nov. 16, over 1,000 North Carolina meat packers stopped work and walked out of the largest pork processing plant…
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Interview with Cuban Five attorney Leonard Weinglass
New briefs have just been filed in the appeals of the convictions of the Cuban Five. Gloria La Riva, coordinator…
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Striking janitors win contract in Houston
On Nov. 20, 5,300 Houston janitors won a contract battle against five large cleaning companies. Janitors waged a month-long, militant…
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Atlanta police kill 92-year-old Black woman in her home
On Nov. 22, narcotics police broke down the door of Kathryn Johnston’s home located in a working-class, African American neighborhood…
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Massive pro-Chávez rally in Caracas
This article first appeared in the Cuban newspaper Granma. The largest gathering in the history of Venezuela took place Sunday…
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How does New York mayor Michael Bloomberg make $1 billion per year?
On Nov. 21, the New York Sun revealed that New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg’s net worth could be as…
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Oakland airport workers demand union rights
On Wed., Nov. 22, over 200 hundred people picketed at the Oakland International Airport demanding justice for the airport workers.…
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Racist New York cops kill groom on wedding day, fire 50 shots
In yet another racist police atrocity in New York City, three young, Black men were brutally attacked and shot 50…
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