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Militant Journalism
Pittsburgh Public Schools board vote starts mass school closure process
The Board votes puts 12 schools on the chopping block, while spending 22% of budget on charter schools.
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Reproductive health workers fight for union recognition in Allegheny County, Penn.
Management’s decision to not recognize the union has only proven to the workers their separate interests.
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Pittsburgh rallies to defend public transport from cuts & price hikes
Money meant for public transport is being used to fund more cops.
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Analysis
Corporations & AIPAC back O’Connor for mayor of Pittsburgh in Democratic Party primary
This election is critically important for Pittsburgh's working class.
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Analysis
Politicians push to reopen abusive Pittsburgh juvenile detention center
Situated in the primarily Black neighborhood of Lincoln-Lemington-Belmar, Shuman Center's nearly 50-year history had been marred with controversy.
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Town hall in Pittsburgh, Pa., demands healthcare for all
The people of the United States spend $4 trillion on healthcare — nearly twice as much as other countries —…
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First unionized Starbucks in Pittsburgh goes on strike
Beginning in February 2022, the unionized Bloomfield Starbucks employees were hit with a massive 30 percent cut in their hours.
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BDS Pittsburgh announces Pillsbury campaign victory
Since October 2021, the Pittsburgh BDS coalition has been holding actions as part of a national campaign to boycott Pillsbury…
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Pittsburgh youth confront congressional candidate Steve Irwin over union-busting, campaign dark money
Liberation spoke to Nebraska Grayson and Taiji Nelson, two Pittsburgh-based Sunrise Movement organizers who took it upon themselves to call…
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Overwhelming victory for first unionized Starbucks in Pennsylvania
Starbucks workers speak out after victory.
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