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Colombia: Coca Cola is Drenched with Workers’ Blood
On July 20, 2001, 20 years ago today, a group of unions filed a lawsuit …
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Afghanistan: 20 Years of U.S. Terror Coming to an End?
U.S. troops may be leaving Afghanistan, but U.S. aggression around the world remains. …
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Woody Guthrie: Songwriter of the Working Class
On July 14 we celebrate the birthday of Woody Guthrie, the Oklahoma born singer-songwriter famous for writing and performing This Land is Your Land. …
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Incarcerating Immigrants: Biden Is No Better!
Despite Biden’s talk of ending private prisons, his administration continues to fund private detention centers. …
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Alabama Coal Miners – On Strike for Over 100 days
Miners from the Warrior Met Coal Company in Alabama have been on strike since April 1. …
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U.S. Navy: Socialists Equal Neo-Nazis?
A leaked training document from the U.S. Navy grouped socialists with neo-Nazis as terrorists. …
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Activists Fight Against Pipeline Project – and Win!
Activists fought against a pipeline project in Tennessee and won: the Byhalia Connection Pipeline has been cancelled. …
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Johnson & Johnson: A Slap on the Wrist for Hundreds of Thousands of Deaths
The pharmaceutical company Johnson & Johnson recently announced that it reached a $230 million settlement with New York State after being sued for its role in creating the opioid crisis. But what is justice in this system? …
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President Macron and Bosses on the Warpath: Hands Off our pensions! Share the work equally among all with no pay cuts!
While Macron attacks retirees’ pensions, he aids the capitalist class. …
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Palestine: This is Not a Ceasefire!
During the “ceasefire,” Israel has continued to demolish Palestinian homes. …
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Delta Variant: Where was the Global Policy?
The Delta variant of COVID-19 arose due to a lack of global policy to fight COVID-19. …
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Protesters Fight Biden’s Watered-Down Climate Proposal
Climate activists protested against Biden’s ineffective climate proposal. …
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San Francisco General Strike 87 Years Ago: The Power of Worker Solidarity
Eighty-six years ago, longshore workers all along the Pacific coast were on strike. …
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What is Patriotism? by Emma Goldman
On the Fourth of July, the politicians and the corporate media will celebrate their version …
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Supreme Court Reminds Us That The Bosses Own The Law
On June 23 the U.S. Supreme Court ruled to give the farm owners the right to bar union organizers from their lands. This is nothing new, the courts have a history of cutting away at workers’ rights when they think the workers are too weak to fight back. …
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France – Elections Are Over, But Our Anger Is Not!
The government is hesitating because it is caught between two fires – the need to show its electorate and the bosses that it is taking back the initiative, and the fear of reigniting a dynamite stick – social struggles. The abstention disrupted their well-oiled electoral system. But it will soon be forgotten. …
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Worcester Nurses Striking for Patient Safety – Longest Strike in a Decade
Nurses at a hospital in Massachusetts are protesting unsafe practices in the longest strike in state history. …
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Florida Condo Collapse: Lives are the Price of Neglect
Years before the collapse of the condo building in Surfside, Florida, engineers had identified deterioration and recommended repairs – which were never made. …
