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Bangladesh: Students Mobilize Against Quotas for Government Jobs
Since the beginning of July, demonstrations and blockades have been taking place in several cities …
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Virginia School Board Wants to Roll the Clock Back
Changing the names of schools named after known racists is important, but clearly not enough to confront the entrenched racism and oppression that is part of capitalist society everywhere. …
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In the Face of State Repression and Employer Violence, Let’s Stand Together!
The French government is criminalizing support for the Palestinian people, part of a larger repression of protests in general. …
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Protests in Israel — A System in Crisis
The state of Israel has seen thirteen weeks of intense protest over the government’s proposed …
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Rage in Peru, Protests in Lima
A protest movement in Peru opposes the lack of real democracy in the country’s government. …
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Soccer Without Borders, But Not Without Profits
November 28, 2022, Editorial of the Workplace Newsletters of the Etincelle fraction of the NPA, …
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The Iranian Struggle: A Hope For Us All
Often, when people are looking at the current state of the world, they say: “Nothing …
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Iran: Women Revolt against Police Murder
The women of Iran have set the country on fire politically. Why? They are outraged …
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Myanmar: Protests Against Military Takeover Continue a Year Later
On Tuesday, Feb.1 a nationwide “silent strike” took over the streets of Myanmar to honor the one-year anniversary of the fight against the military takeover, of Feb. 1, 2021. …
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Kazakhstan: Support the Popular Revolt!
The people of Kazakhstan are rising up against the dictatorship of their government and Russian intervention. …
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Nabisco Workers Draw The Line In The Sand
Workers at Nabisco, the company that makes snacks like Oreos, Fig Newtons and Wheat Thins, have been on strike since August 10th. …
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Afghanistan Protests Defy the Taliban
In the last few days, there have been protests involving hundreds of people, in at least four Afghan cities. Afghan people are not all quietly accepting this new imposition of Taliban rule. …
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Off of Our Cell Phones and Solidarity in the Streets
This was different. Something changed. People were engaged. …