women’s rights
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Analysis
On Roe v Wade anniversary, build the movement, fight for women’s rights!
Forty-six years after the Roe v Wade decision recognized that a women’s right to abortion was protected by the 14th…
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Analysis
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Without Roe, abortions would instantly be banned in almost half the country
Repealing abortion bans in New Mexico and elsewhere are an important step.
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Militant Journalism
Stop the deportation of Ale Pablos!
On Dec. 12, a federal immigration court ordered the deportation of nationally known reproductive rights and immigrant rights activist Alejandra…
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Analysis
Women behind bars: The punishment is the crime
When mass incarceration and police terror in Black and brown communities is talked about from a women’s perspective, the conversation…
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Analysis
Campaign demands Cyntoia Brown’s freedom
There is an urgent need for all to join in a broad campaign for Cyntoia Brown.
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Analysis
Extreme anti-abortion amendment passes in Alabama
Ever since Roe, reactionaries in Alabama have been fighting to ban abortion.
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Breaking the Chains
Breaking the Chains statement: La Caravana
We maintain that no human being is illegal; we demand full rights for all immigrants.
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Militant Journalism
San Diego: Hundreds march against Kavanaugh and for striking hotel workers
A majority of protesters were women, many carrying signs expressing outrage towards the decision to appoint Kavanaugh and showing support…
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Militant Journalism
Los Angeles rally against Kavanaugh, for women´s rights
Women in Los Angeles gathered at Pershing Square to create a unified voice against Kavanaugh
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PSL Statements
Kavanaugh confirmed, Supreme Court is instrument of ruling-class reaction
Statement by the editorial team of Breaking the Chains: A socialist perspective on women's liberation.
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