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Diagnosing the Arizona Shooting
by David Finkel AFTER THE INITIAL horror, the responses to the massacre in Tucson have settled into the usual political dialogue-of-the deaf, and like most such discourse these days it is pretty much useless all around.
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Full Rights for all Immigrants Now! Not Just Reform—But Justice!
Statement for March 21 [Español abajo] View our previous front page, They’re President Obama’s Wars Now, here
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They’re President Obama’s Wars Now
Is this what people voted for? Bring all the troops home now! The voters in november 2008 spoke loud and clear: They rejected the disastrous wars of George W. Bush, the lies, the torture, the horrible waste of lives and resources. President Barack Obama, on his first day in office, promised that the Guantanamo prison…
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The Fight at UPS: The Teamsters Victory and the Future of the “New Labor Movement”
by Dan La Botz A Solidarity Pamphlet A NOTE OF INTRODUCTION
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Regroupment & Refoundation of a U.S. Left – An Introduction
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Order “Hell On Wheels” Today!
Order your copy of Hell one Wheels today! One copy – $2
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What is Feminist Process?
Feminist process first emerged as a set of practices in women-only groups where people began to recognize that personal power dynamics were present even when men were absent. Over time, these ideas spread into other movements, while feminists borrowed ideas from other political traditions such as the popular education movement in Latin America (see, for…
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The AFL-CIO and NED
FEW TAXPAYERS ARE familiar with the National Endowment for Democracy, a publicly funded yet privately owned organization operating in at least forty countries. NED’s mission? To help the United States set up capitalist economies around the world, backed by regimes that are friendly to U.S. big business.
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The Case for an Alternative
The following is excerpted from the concluding section of Solidarity’s pamphlet “Bush’s Wars, the 2004 Elections and the Movements.” THE STRATEGY OF “the lesser evil” hasn’t worked, and less than ever will it work today. The loyalty of labor, racial minorities, women, LGBT people and other progressives—expressed in massive campaign contributions and large numbers of…
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Portraits of Philippines Unionista
LIKE ALL WOMEN workers, Filipina workers’ experiences in the labor force are shaped by gender. Tracked into the lowly-paid service economy doing “feminine” labor, they often have dead-end jobs with a secondary wage-earner status. In mixed-gender unions and labor movements, their status is also secondary.