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Immigration and the struggle for democratic rights
The following article is adapted from a presentation delivered at a Nov. 12, 2005 Conference on Socialism in Los Angeles,…
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The Bush administration’s war against contraception
The Bush administration’s war against women’s reproductive rights has been thrown into the spotlight once again. A Nov. 14, 2005,…
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Wall Street, auto industry intensify attacks on auto workers
On Nov. 21, General Motors Corporation announced it was laying-off 30,000 union members and closing 12 plants in the United…
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ANSWER’s position on unity in the anti-war movement
On Dec. 12, 2005, the leadership of the United for Peace and Justice coalition announced that it would no longer…
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The anti-war movement and Congressional ‘opposition’
Nearly three years after launching the war on Iraq, the Bush administration has a crisis on its hands. The war…
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New York City transit strike
For three days in December, 34,000 members of the Transport Workers Union shut down New York City’s subway and bus…
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Socialism and Liberation Vol. 2, No. 12
THE U.S. WORKING CLASS Behind the Bush administration’s crisis (Brian Becker) Capitalists profit, polar ice melts (Ian Thompson) Auto workers…
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Cientos de miles saludan a Chávez, protestan contra Bush
Enfrentado a una profunda crisis por la guerra de Irak, con un aumento del descontento interno, y una caída precipitada…
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Estremece a la clase dominante de Francia
La rebelión masiva de jóvenes árabes y africanos a fines de octubre y noviembre representa un despertar histórico. Por primera…
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“Somos revolucionarios, y revolución es cambio”
Tito Kayak, es el líder de un grupo ambientalista puertorriqueño “Amigos del Mar”. El también es una persona muy activa…
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On the barricades
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba: Hunger strike against U.S. brutality In October, 22 out of 25 prisoners on a hunger strike in…
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U.S. nuclear hypocrisy and new threats against Iran
On Sept. 24, the board of governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency approved a European Union resolution declaring Iran…
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‘We are revolutionaries, and revolution is change’
Tito Kayak is a leader of the Puerto Rican environmental group “Amigos del MAR,” or “Friends of the Sea.” He…
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The Cuban Five, Luis Posada and the U.S. anti-Cuba campaign
A series of legal rulings have increased the urgent need to build support for Cuba’s struggle against U.S. terror. Anti-Cuba…
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Tens of thousands greet Chávez, protest Bush
Faced with a deepening Iraq war crisis, rising domestic discontent and plummeting approval ratings, George W. Bush traveled to Argentina…
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Immigrant anti-racist rebellion rocks French ruling class
The massive rebellion by Arab and African youth in late October and November represents a historic awakening. For the first…
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Attacks on evolution and the right wing’s social agenda
A recent court case in Pennsylvania brought the right wing’s attacks on science into the public spotlight. The case is…
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Growing spirit of resistance and the need for change
In the month of October, many events took place that brought national attention to the unfinished struggle of African-American people.…
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Challenging the racist death penalty
The death penalty is used constantly and excessively by advocates of “law and order” who cite capital punishment as a…
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Bush administration
There is a growing disillusionment—even anger—among sectors of the U.S. capitalist class with George W. Bush and his top aides…
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