u.s. working class
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Detroit bankruptcy plunders city’s art treasures
Is there a contradiction between protecting workers' pensions and preserving publicly owned art? Speaking back to the lie that there…
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BART workers, community unite against union-busting
With less than five hours before a strike deadline, Calif. Gov. Jerry Brown ordered a seven-day inquiry into the contract…
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Seattle workers: ‘Wage theft is wrong and we ain’t gonna be quiet’
“Chicken, coffee and some fries, now it's time to organize! Burgers, nuggets and a coke, workers' rights are not a…
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Calif. Unity March Against Police Brutality: turning point in struggle for justice
On July 21, 2013, over 1,200 people poured onto the lawn of City Hall in Anaheim, Calif., for the first…
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Fast-food workers walk out over heat stroke
A new front in the struggle of low-wage workers in the fast-food industry: workers New York City and Chicago walked…
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Chicago school board to lay off thousands
The city blames the layoffs on the budget. In reality Mayor Rahm Emanuel and his Wall Street buddies have only…
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NYC public housing cuts: It’s war on the poor
There is a battle brewing in the buildings run by the New York City Housing Authority, or as New Yorkers…
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Bankruptcy: What is killing Detroit?
Is there really no money in Detroit to fund government services, to pay employees, to pay retired employees their well-deserved…
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Support striking BART workers
Bay Area Rapid Transit workers have gone on strike seeking a fair contract—one that speaks for the rights of workers…
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Supreme Court decisions weaken laws against workplace discrimination
The U.S. Supreme Court on June 24 issued two significant decisions that will make it easier for employers to maintain…
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