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Militant Journalism
Superior Court workers launch militant strike in San José
Hundreds of Santa Clara County Superior Court workers went on strike Aug. 3, shutting down most court proceedings for nearly…
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US celebrates ‘freedom’ at Guantanamo torture center
In addition to bombastic speeches, fireworks and alcohol, the U.S. will also be celebrating its time-honored Fourth of July tradition…
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Fisher vs. UT: Victory due to decades of struggle
As with our past triumphs, future blows against white supremacy will only come from active sources of popular struggle.
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Snowden NSA docs released by The Intercept
To this very day, dozens of men are still held in Guantánamo, on illegally occupied Cuban territory, denied their fundamental…
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Maryland criminal justice reform: a step in the right direction
Fighting for reform work is vital to the current well-being of people, but socialism means sweeping changes.
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Carrier workers—victims of laws of capitalism or capitalist laws?
In February, the Carrier Corporation announced that it would be moving its Indiana manufacturing operations to Mexico, rendering 2,100 workers…
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La campaña de Sanders y la próxima etapa de agitación socialista
Desde las primarias del 26 de abril Clinton ha avanzado su posición con relación al número de delegados.
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Faced with sputtering economy, U.S. steps up war drive
In a previous article, I explained what was behind the Fed's decision in December last year to raise its policy…
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Broderick is a community, not a gang
W. Sacramento Police Dept. Gang Unit detectives are responsible for the harassment and racial profiling that begins the process of…
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San José joins fight for $15 and a union
As fast-food and other low-wage workers and their supporters in dozens of countries carried out actions on April 14 in…
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